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Title: GroundWater Movement and Discharge into Rottenwood Creek


1
Ground-Water Movement and Discharge into
Rottenwood Creek
  • November 6, 2007
  • Georgia Water Science Center

2
Presentation Objectives
  • Discuss the geologic controls for off-site
    ground-water movement in AFP-6 area
  • Present trends and most recent diffusion sampling
    results for Rottenwood Creek and tributaries
  • Baseflow measurements (Aug-07)
  • Recommendations for future monitoring

3
Location
4
GW Contamination at AFP-6
  • Chlorinated solvents, acids, lubricants, oils,
    paints, hydrocarbons and other chemicals have
    been used in Aircraft production and repair
  • Trichloroethene (TCE) is the principal
    contaminant of concern

Southern Poly U
B4
Life College
B90
B10
5
Typical Piedmont Aquifer Model
  • Fracture controlled
  • Weathered rock, saprolite, alluvium
  • Bedrock
  • Recharge from above

6
Major Controls on Ground Water Movement in
Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks
  • Rock type
  • Structure
  • Topography
  • Depth of weathering
  • Nature and extent of recharge area

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Influence of Geologic Structures
  • Joints and fractures enhance the permeability
  • Parallel partings enhance permeability
  • Combination of the two gives you a network of
    fractures

8
Lithologic Units
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IV
  • I biotite schist cross-mica biotite gniess
    pegmatite
  • I-B amp
  • II biotite gneiss and amphibolite
  • III biotite schist pegmatite
  • IV orange gneiss
  • V granite

III
peg
V
I-B
I
II
III
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Lithologic and StructuralControl
  • Regolith
  • Variable weathering
  • Foliation/Layering
  • NE-SW Strike
  • Dip SE
  • Joints
  • Dip joints
  • Strike joints

10
SCT1
regolith
transition zone
80 flow
PWR
  • Located on flood plain
  • Casing to 85
  • 605 deep
  • 70 gal/min
  • Most of yield from transition zone
  • Parting planes

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bedrock
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P parting plane
11
SCT1- Transition Zone
  • Strikes northeast-southwest
  • Dips to southeast

12
SCT1- Single Joint
  • Strikes NW-SE
  • Dips 66 degrees to SW
  • cross-joints

13
SCT1 - Pegmatite
schist
  • Overall fabric is NE-SW
  • Schist (dark) in contact with pegmatite sill
    (coarse)

parting
pegmatite
14
SCT1- Parting
  • Parting at contact between pegmatite and biotite
    gneiss/schist

parting
15
SCT1 Deep partings
  • Set of parallel partings

16
SCT2 Weathered Zones
  • Weathered rock
  • Strike NE-SW
  • Dip to SE

17
Bedrock Potentiometric Surface 2004
MWOS-02R
From CH2Mhill 2005
18
TCE (2004)
From Seve Mahar 2004
19
TCE 2006
20
TCE (2006)
DRAFT
21
Contaminant Movement (TCE)
22
Diffusion Sampler TCE Results 2000
23
Diffusion Sampler TCE Results 2001
24
Diffusion Sampler TCE Results 2002
25
Diffusion Sampler TCE Results 2007
26
Seepage Measurement Locations
27
Seepage Results
28
Aquifer Test
  • Drawdown greater parallel to layering than
    perpendicular to it
  • Down dip responses
  • Demonstrates influence of geologic structure

Down dip response
29
Drawdown Near Pumping (RW203)
  • Greatest drawdown appears to extend NE-SW
    expanding out parallel to rock layering
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