- HPT Sensor Connection Tutorial
- MiHpt Probe Connections - Field Connection Tutorial
- MIP System Field Test Results for Low Level TPH-GRO
- MIP System Field Test for Mid-Low Level TCE
- MIP System Field Test for Mid-High Level X-VOCs
- Tech Note: The Importance of Response Testing
- XSD Operation & Setup
- MK3184 Application of HPT for Geo-Environmental Investigations
- MIP-XSD Detection of cis-1,2-DCE
- Tech Guide for Estimating K using HPT
- MIP Logging Product E-Specs
- HPT E-Specs
- TCE Contamination Affects Community's Water Wells
- Use of HPT to Identify Preferential Pathways for Chloride Impacted Groundwater Migration
- HPT SOP
- Gas Migration Pathways and Extent
- FC4000/MP3500 User Manual
- MP6500 User Manual
- FC5000 Field Instrument Quick Reference Guide
- A Comparison of Field Techniques for Confirming Dense Nonaqueous Phase Liquids
- Membrane Interface Probe (MIP) Paper by Thomas M Christy, P.E.
- MIP Logging SOP
MIP System Field Test Results for High Level TPH-GRO
Last Updated: Thu, 02/23/2012 - 11:56amFile Size: 1.49 MB
The DI group at Geoprobe Systems® is posting new data from the testing of MIP probes in “High Level GRO”. This is a companion presentation to the “Low Level GRO” data also available for download. If you use MIP in your site investigations, these are two very good presentations to have. Our high range data shows response to GRO in the hundreds of ppm. At the low level, we are easily seeing sub mg/Kg concentrations in soil. In both cases we absolutely nail the impacted intervals. One reason that these data sets are so good is that we took multiple logs to prove the consistency of the study area before performing soil coring in close proximity to the log locations. All of the MIP data in these studies were collected using the new Geoprobe® combined MIP – HPT tool.