WinLoG LNAPL Monitoring and Recovery Well Example

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RW-01 LNAPL Monitoring and Recovery Well
Single-page log 30 ft Recovery Well 1 Review Warning

WinLoG LNAPL Monitoring and Recovery Well Example

A complete LNAPL monitoring and recovery record combining impacted stratigraphy, graphical recovery-well construction, water and product interfaces, apparent product thickness, product identification, recovery method and volume, observations, disposition, and field QA/QC.

RW-01 LNAPL Monitoring and Recovery Well documents a 30 ft installation at a former bulk fuel terminal in Kitchener, Ontario. The 2 in PVC well has a 10-25 ft screen, a 25-27 ft sump, a silica-sand filter pack, bentonite and grout seals, and a flush-mount completion.

The validation report records Warnings status, 89% completeness, Good quality, an 80% confidence score, one warning, and no errors.

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Capabilities Demonstrated

What This LNAPL Example Shows

Impacted Profile

  • Asphalt and granular base
  • Sand and gravel fill
  • Petroleum-impacted silty sand
  • Black staining from 8 to 12 ft
  • Strong petroleum odour
  • Native sandy silt till

Recovery-Well Construction

  • 2 in PVC riser
  • 10-25 ft slotted screen
  • 25-27 ft product sump
  • Silica-sand filter pack
  • Bentonite and grout seals
  • Flush-mount road box

Interface Gauging

  • Depth to product: 8.9 ft
  • Depth to water: 10.6 ft
  • Apparent thickness: 1.7 ft
  • Top-of-casing reference datum
  • Electronic interface probe
  • No DNAPL detected in sump

Recovery and QA/QC

  • Disposable-bailer recovery
  • Passive skimmer installation
  • 6.4 L recovered product
  • Labelled disposal container
  • Interface-probe function check
  • Automated review warning

Product Thickness and Recovery

The measured 1.7 ft apparent product thickness is the difference between the 10.6 ft water interface and the 8.9 ft product interface. It is a well measurement and should not be interpreted directly as formation-wide LNAPL saturation or recoverable product volume.

The baseline event identifies amber, weathered gasoline with strong petroleum odour and sheen. A disposable bailer recovered 6.4 L before a passive skimmer was installed. Footer records preserve the reference datum, interface method, equipment check, recovery total, product disposition, and confirmation that no DNAPL was detected in the sump.

Validation Review Item

WinLoG reports one environmental cross-check warning at 9.75 ft: VOC=0 is inconsistent with the recorded strong petroleum odour. The record has no validation errors, but the reviewer should verify whether VOC screening applies to this recovery event, confirm the instrument result and units, or document why the product observation is valid without a corresponding VOC value.

Download the Complete Example

Download the files individually. The XML template and completed log can be imported into WinLoG Version 6 and customized for LNAPL or DNAPL monitoring, recovery systems, interface gauging, remediation programs, and repeated monitoring rounds.

Included in the Example

  • Professional single-page LNAPL log
  • Automated validation report
  • Reusable LNAPL/DNAPL XML template
  • Complete recovery-well XML data
  • Stratigraphy, construction, interfaces, apparent thickness, recovery, observations, disposition, and field QA/QC records
Applications

Who This Example Is For

Environmental Consultants

Documents product occurrence, well construction, interface gauging, recovery activities, field observations, and remediation-system decisions.

Remediation Contractors

Supports bailer, skimmer and pumping programs with recorded recovery volumes, equipment details, product disposition, and secure well completion.

QA/QC Reviewers

Provides aligned review of lithology, screened interval, water and product depths, thickness calculations, product observations, instrument checks, and recovery records.

Customize This LNAPL/DNAPL Example

WinLoG templates can be adapted for company standards and site-specific monitoring or recovery programs. Headers, construction columns, interface measurements, product types, recovery methods, volumes, observations, disposition fields, and validation rules can all be customized.

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