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Temporal and Spatial VOC Distributions in Sewers and Land Drains that Act as Alternative

VI Pathways

Yuanming Guo, Paul Dahlen, and Paul Johnson

AEHS Foundation

The 11

th

International Conference on the Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds

Palm Springs, CA. April 10, 2018

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VI from Sewer/Land Drain

Pennell et al., 2013.

Riis et al., 2011

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• VOCs in sewer or utility tunnels are detected at VI sites.

• VOCs can move from sewer or utility into buildings.

• Utility may distribute VOCs beyond groundwater plume

boundary.

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Can VOCs in Sewers and Land Drains be a Line- of-Evidence for at-Risk Building Identification?

• Spatial distribution: Is there any

spatial correlations between indoor air and sewer VOCs?

• Temporal variability: How many

sewer samples does one have to

take?

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Can VOCs in Sewers and Land Drains be a Line- of-Evidence for at-Risk Building Identification?

• Spatial distribution: Is there any

spatial correlations between indoor air and sewer VOCs?

• Temporal variability: How many

sewer samples does one have to

take?

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Study Site: OU-8 near Hill AFB

Data Source: AFCEC Thank you!

2016

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TCE Indoor Air Conc. in Residents

• Historic indoor air monitoring

results in OU-8 from 1997 to 2015 (Thanks to Hunter Anderson and Mark Roginske from AFCEC).

• Maximum indoor air TCE monitor results.

• Data may or may not reflect

contributions from indoor sources.

- TCE < 0.4 ppb

v

- TCE conc. 0.4 ~ 2 ppb

v

- TCE conc. 2 ~ 4 ppb

v

- TCE conc. > 4 ppb

v

- Groundwater Plume

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VOCs in Sewer/Land Drain: Quarterly Survey

Event

Vapor Sample Locations

Water Sample Locations

Jan 2016 82 25

May 2016 119 41

Aug 2016 268 67

Dec 2016 277 73

Apr 2017 276 75

- Land Drain

- Storm Drain

- Sewer

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Maximum TCE Air Conc.

in Manholes

0 20 40 60 80

> 4 ppbv > 40 ppbv > 400 ppbv

% of Manholes

60 %

15 %

1 %

About 60% manholes have TCE

vapor detected 10x greater than

0.4 ppb

v

at least once.

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Spatial Distribution: Indoor Air vs. Sewer/Land Drain

• Total of 668 houses were monitored at least once.

• Indoor air TCE was

detected in 166 houses, and non-detected in 502 houses.

• TCE vapors in 109 of 276

manholes were detected

greater than 4 ppb

v

at least

once.

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0 10 20 30 40 50 60

# of Manholes

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70-80 80-90 90-100 100+

# of Houses

Distance to TCE Detected House [m]

Distance: The nearest manhole (> 4 ppbv) to a TCE detected house

Distance: The nearest TCE detected house to a manhole (> 4 ppbv)

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Spatial distribution:

Is there any spatial correlations between indoor air and sewer VOCs?

Key Points:

• TCE vapors are detected > 4 ppb

v

in 60% manholes; and >

40 ppb

v

in 15% manholes.

• TCE vapors are detected in sewer/land drain and indoor air both inside and outside groundwater plume.

• Further researches are need to evaluate the correlations.

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Can VOCs in Sewers and Land Drains be a Line- of-Evidence for at-Risk Building Identification?

• Spatial distribution: Is there any

spatial correlations between indoor air and sewer VOCs?

• Temporal variability: How many

sewer samples does one have to

take?

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Vapor Concentrations Distribution Changes over Time

[in all manholes: land drain, storm drain, and sewer]

TCE vapor concentration > 40 ppbv in about 10 – 15 % of sampled

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

< MDL (1.5 ppbv)

MDL - 4 ppbv 4 - 40 ppbv > 40 ppbv

% of T otal Sample s

Jan 2016 (82)

May 2016 (119)

Aug 2016 (268)

Dec 2016 (277)

Apr 2017 (276)

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Variation in Vapor Concentrations (from 268 manholes sampled at least 3X)

165 manholes TCE conc. > 4 ppb

v

at least once

Variation (Max/Min)

# of Manholes

< 10 x 85

10 – 100 x 70

> 100 x 10

Variation (Max/Min)

# of Manholes

< 10 x 178

10 – 100 x 80

> 100 x 10

TCE Conc. Max/Min

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VOCs in Manholes: High-frequency Monitor

SDM

Land Drain West

Sanitary Sewer

Land Drain East

Jan-16 May-16 Aug-16 Dec-16 Apr-17

LD West 101.2 103.2 93.9 49.0 94.4

LD East - ND ND 6.3 ND

Sewer 7.9 6.5 ND ND ND

Snapshot Results [ppb

v

]

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0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

9/12/2017 10/12/2017 11/11/2017 12/11/2017 1/10/2018 2/9/2018 3/11/2018

Concent rati on [ppbv]

Date

LD West LD East Sewer

MDL: 1.7 ppb

v

80 90 100 110 120

12/31/2017 1/1/2018 1/2/2018 1/3/2018 1/4/2018 1/5/2018 1/6/2018

Concent rati on [ppbv]

Date

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Temporal variability:

How many sewer samples does one have to take?

Key Points:

• Temporal variability is mixed, about 66 % manholes varied less than 10x; whereas the variation for the rest may affect decision making.

• A diurnal trend was observed in one land drain

manhole: from night- to daytime, TCE vapor

concentrations varied less than 2X.

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Future Research

• How to use external measures to identify at-risk buildings?

• Static analysis on correlation between VOCs in sewer/land drain and indoor air concentrations.

• CPM test validation

• VOCs temporal variability in sewer and land

drain.

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Thank you!

[email protected]

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