Description
- Abstract:
- We present a petroleum vapor intrusion (PVI) tool implemented in Microsoft ® Excel ® using Visual Basic for Applications and integrated within a graphical interface. The latter helps users easily visualize two-dimensional soil gas concentration profiles and indoor concentrations as a function of site-specific conditions such as source strength and depth, biodegradation reaction rate constant, soil characteristics and building features. This tool is based on a two-dimensional explicit analytical model that combines steady-state diffusion-dominated vapor transport in a homogeneous soil with a piecewise first-order aerobic biodegradation model, in which rate is limited by oxygen availability. As recommended in the recently released United States Environmental Protection Agency ’ s final PVI guidance, a sensitivity analysis and a simplified Monte Carlo uncertainty analysis are also included in the spreadsheet.
- Notes:
- This research is supported by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Superfund Research Program P42ES013660
Citation
YVerginelli, Iason, Yao, Yijun, and Suuberg, Eric M.,
"An Excel ® -Based Visualization Tool of Two- Dimensional Soil Gas Concentration Profiles in Petroleum Vapor Intrusion"
(2016).
Brown Superfund Project 3: Indoor Air Concentration Dynamics and Vapor Intrusion Digital Archive, Brown Superfund Presentations & Publications.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:841696/
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Brown Superfund Project 3: Indoor Air Concentration Dynamics and Vapor Intrusion Digital Archive
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Brown Superfund Presentations & Publications
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