WinLoG Multi-Level Landfill Gas Monitoring Well Example

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LFG-01 Multi-Level Landfill Gas Monitoring Well
Single-page log 3 Gas Zones Validation Passed

WinLoG Multi-Level Landfill Gas Monitoring Well Example

A complete landfill-gas monitoring record combining cover materials, refuse and native soil, graphical multi-level probe construction, depth-matched samples, methane, carbon dioxide, oxygen, hydrogen sulfide, pressure, temperature, action status, calibration, integrity testing, and completion notes.

LFG-01 Multi-Level Landfill Gas Monitoring Well documents a 20 ft perimeter installation at North Valley Landfill in Cambridge, Ontario. Three stainless-steel gas intakes are centred at 6, 12, and 18 ft within isolated filter zones and connected to a protected surface completion.

The validation report records Passed status, 89% completeness, Good quality, an 81% confidence score, and no warnings or errors.

Landfill Gas Monitoring US Customary Units Multi-Level Probes CH4 / CO2 / O2 / H2S Validation Passed
Capabilities Demonstrated

What This Landfill Gas Example Shows

Landfill Profile

  • Depth and elevation scale
  • Topsoil and vegetative cover
  • Compacted clay cap
  • Municipal solid waste
  • Intermediate soil cover
  • Native sandy silt till

Gas-Probe Construction

  • Zones at 6, 12, and 18 ft
  • Stainless-steel gas intakes
  • Dedicated probe tubing
  • Filter-pack intervals
  • Isolation seals and grout
  • Lockable protective monument

Gas Monitoring

  • Methane from 1.2% to 48.5%
  • Carbon dioxide from 2.8% to 34.2%
  • Oxygen from 0.6% to 17.9%
  • Hydrogen sulfide results
  • Positive and negative pressure
  • Gas temperature measurements

Field QA/QC

  • Purge and stabilization method
  • Tubing integrity testing
  • Instrument identification
  • Certified calibration gas
  • Action-level status
  • Passed automated validation

Depth-Resolved Landfill Gas Monitoring

The 6, 12, and 18 ft sample depths coincide with the centres of the three probe-intake zones. Filter packs surround each intake, while grout and sealing intervals limit vertical gas communication and preserve the intended depth resolution.

The log places methane, carbon dioxide, oxygen, hydrogen sulfide, pressure, temperature, and site-response status beside each monitoring zone. Footer records document stabilization criteria, integrity testing, field-instrument calibration, action-level procedures, and secure completion after monitoring.

Download the Complete Example

Download the files individually. The XML template and completed log can be imported into WinLoG Version 6 and customized for landfill-perimeter monitoring, gas-migration assessment, compliance programs, remediation systems, and repeated monitoring rounds.

Included in the Example

  • Professional single-page landfill-gas log
  • Automated validation report
  • Reusable landfill-gas XML template
  • Complete monitoring-well XML data
  • Landfill profile, construction, samples, gas composition, pressure, temperature, action status, calibration, and integrity records
Applications

Who This Example Is For

Landfill Operators

Documents permanent gas-monitoring installations, zone-specific results, instrument checks, site-action status, secure completion, and recurring monitoring records.

Environmental Consultants

Supports landfill-gas migration assessment, perimeter investigations, compliance reporting, remediation-system evaluation, and monitoring-program design.

QA/QC Reviewers

Provides aligned review of probe and sample depths, construction zones, gas composition, pressure, calibration, stabilization, integrity testing, and response status.

Customize This Landfill Gas Example

WinLoG templates can be adapted for company standards and site-specific monitoring programs. Headers, construction columns, gas zones, sample identifiers, composition measurements, pressure, temperature, action status, calibration, integrity testing, and validation rules can all be customized.

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