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The Viscous Liquid Barrier Demonstration
at the Brookhaven National Laboratory
Glass Pits Disposal Area, Operable Unit I

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The site prior to
demonstration activities
Initial clearing for characterization studies
GPR baseline survey
The GPR antenna array being pulled along the grid
The data collection unit for the GPR
Auger core hole drilling for sampling of soil to 30 feet
Ken taking split spoon samples
Split spoon samples with brass liners
Test lancing using the BNL operated Geoprobe unit
Using the Geoprobe unit with frost auger to drill test monitoring hole
The Lance Injection Rig used for the LWIT
Lance tip

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