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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1999051
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
5/18/2000
Doc Name
Drilling and Completion Report Groundwater Monitoring Well MWU-2
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AmerAlia Inc.
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DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
Other Ground Water
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AmerAlia. Inc <br />LI~I'llOLOGl <br />MWU-2 Dnlhng and CompleUOn Report <br />Cuttings samples were described for the interval from 635 [o GR7 feet (Table 3 ). Analysis of <br />these cuttings indicates that 1-our major lithologies exist in the penetrated interval of IviR'l i-~: <br />1. Sandstone and silty sandstone. <br />2. siltstonc :utd sandy siltstonc. <br />3. Carbonate-rich marlstone (< 3 gallons per tun [gpt]). <br />~. Carbonate•rich oil shale (> 3 gpt). <br />Sandstone and siltstonc ~vnplcs arc most common at depths shallower than G00 feet. whereas <br />marlstone and Ivan oil shale are the dominant samples below G00 feet. Detailed information <br />concerning lithologic variations in the Uinta Fomtatian and its transition zone ++ith the Green <br />River Formation can be found in Amer:1li:i s Drilling urrd Comple(rorr Report, Grutuuftsnrcr <br />lfnrurnrirrl,• fl'c•/l .111(:•i--'. <br />I'I~:V1:1'R:\'CIU\ IZ:1'fl{s <br />Penetration-rate data were collected by Lang personnel betw•cen depths of 30 and G35 feet <br />(table 2). In Table _', the elapsed time is broken down into actual drilling time and the time to <br />make a connection, including water sampling and maintenance time. Penetration-rate data tiom <br />I able 2 are stunmarizcd graphically in Figure G. :\s documented in Figure G. actual penetration <br />rates during drilling of the 9a-inch-dianuter leg (20 to 635 feet) of the hole ranged from l0.0 to <br />8(1.0 feet per tour (ft.'hr), and averaged 4G.8 fvhr. Penetration rates for the 4g-inch-diameter leg <br />((i35 to b87 lceU were not recorded. <br />GIZOI'`U\1 \TI•:R II1 DIZ(>LOG1 <br />On-Sire Obsen•ntinuc njDiscbnrgr nerd Ba.+ic If user ~hrrrfitr <br />Measurable groundwater discharge +css lint noted b} drilling personnel at approximateh <br />335 feet in the upper Pinta Fornation 1 table •11. Lang personnel periodically noted the volume <br />of discharge +vatcr down to the casing point at G35 feet. Below G35 feet «~ 'tD (G87 teeU <br />groundwater discharge measurements ++ere collected even 10 to 20 Icet along +vith +vater <br />
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