CONTAINER STATUS TABLE
Hackberry Pit No. 1
12-E-1001
April 1, 1999 |
Container
Capacity (bbl)
Volume (bbl) (1)
Description of Contents
Radiation Monitoring/
Analytical Data (2)
Container Condition |
Pit 1
Pit 2
Pit 3
Pit 4
Pit 5
Pit 6
Pit 7
20,700
54
26
1,900
8,020
2,410
98
18,280
43
17
952
1,480
0
74
Thin layer of water/heavy oil sludge underneath 4'-5" depth average
Contains mostly water/ Sheen observed
Contains only water
Contains only water
Contains only water
No contents/dry pit
Contains only water
ND for radiation/ 46.17% oil & grease content 3
ND for radiation/no analytical
ND for radiation/no analytical
ND for radiation/no analytical
ND for radiation/no analytical
ND for radiation/no analytical
ND for radiation/no analytical
Inadequate clay berm/ signs of prior breaching
Adequate condition/clay berm
Adequate condition/clay berm
Adequate condition/clay berm
Adequate condition/clay berm
Adequate condition/clay berm
Adequate condition/clay berm |
Total
Volume =33,208
20,846
Total Volume of all Petroleum-Based Materials (3) =18,280 bbl |
Note: (1) Contents may include oil/water mixture or produced water.
(3) “Total Volume of all Petroleum-Based Materials” excludes any contents described as water or sheen on water. This volume calculation is for use in the Threat Ranking Matrix Table.
(3) Analytical procured by LDNR. Analysis completed by Laboratory & Analytical Business Services, Inc. on July 21, 1999.
Key: bbl = Barrels.
NA = Unable to gauge contents.
ND = Non-detected above background levels.
Source: Ecology and Environment, Inc., 1999. |
THREAT STATUS TABLE
Hackberry Pit No. 1
12-E-1001
April 1, 1999 |
Criteria (1)
Evaluated Specifications
Possible
Points
Points |
Volume 0 Bbl.0 |
| 1 Point per 23 bbl. 1-42
43 |
| Greater than 1,000 bbl. 43 |
Proximity to Waterways (2)
Isolated compound > 5,000 feet in distance.0 |
| Points = [12 - (distance in ft/500 ft)] round to nearest whole number. 1-11
11 |
| Over water. 12 |
Container Condition No rust, weeps, leaks, or cracks.0 |
| Rusty, pitted, corroded, or cracked. 5 |
| Top open or holed--Potential overflow from precipitation. 15
15 |
| Product within secondary containment. 20 |
| Weeping seeping or holed. 25 |
Potential for Dumping Hatches/containers welded or locked, or man ways removed.0 |
| Hatches/containers accessible, proximal to roads or transportation. 1-7
8 |
| Containers open, pits, and proximal to roads or transportation. 8 |
Accessibility to Wildlife and Persons Security features or fences present, not proximal to persons.0 |
| Limited security features, accessible to persons. 1-11
12 |
| Open pits with oil. 12 |
Total = 100
89 |
Priority based on points: None 0-20 Medium 41-60
Low 21-40 High 61-100High |
Note: (1) Qualitative interpretation prepared by START based on five criteria deemed most significant in evaluating a potential threat.
(2) For the purpose of threat evaluation, a waterway is defined as any perennial water body.
Key: bbl = Barrels.
Ft = Feet (US).
Source: Ecology and Environment, Inc., 1999. |