環保專案成果報告查詢系統

專案計畫編號	EPA-98-GA102-03-A058
經費年度	098
計畫經費	8,588 千元
專案開始日期	2009/05/26
專案結束日期	2010/05/25
專案主持人	劉文堯
主辦單位	土污基管會
承辦人	張富傑
執行單位	美商傑明工程顧問(股)台灣分公司
專案分類	土壤及地下水
中文關鍵字	加油站調查，土壤，地下水
英文關鍵字	Gas Station Investigation, Soil, Groundwater
協同主持人
共同主持人
計畫聯絡人	廖珮瑜
計畫聯絡電話	02-23252100#20
計畫聯絡信箱	tiffany.liao@mwhglobal.com

中文摘要	行政院環境保護署為預防土壤及地下水污染，確保土地及地下水資源永續利用，及落實「土壤及地下水污染整治法」之規定，於98年辦理「加油站土壤及地下水污染調查計畫（第五期）（甲、乙）」，分別由中興工程顧問股份有限公司負責執行中北部區域之甲計畫工作，及美商傑明工程顧問（股）台灣分公司負責執行中南部區域之乙計畫工作（以下簡稱本計畫），預計共完成42站(甲、乙兩計畫各21站)加油站土壤及地下水污染調查工作。本計畫第一階段調查共完成21站加油站349支測漏管基本功能測試及油氣之LEL、PID及FID儀器檢測，7點土壤間隙氣體之PID及FID儀器檢測。依調查結果顯示，本計畫加油站之測漏管油氣濃度測值經評估具高污染潛勢(B級)僅5站。依環保署指示，本計畫第二階段調查對象除了第一階段21站外，亦配合環保署指示增加台中縣順天加油站等2站之調查，故共計完成23站調查作業。本計畫第二階段調查將第一階段23站納入調查工作，其中1站國產實業建設股份有限公司嘉義廠因現場設施已挖除，經環保署核准停止後續調查作業，故完成22站加油站74點土壤採樣及檢測分析、57點簡易井地下水採樣及檢測分析。依檢測分析結果顯示，計有11站加油站之土壤污染物濃度達土壤污染管制標準；有7站加油站之簡易井地下水污染物濃度達地下水污染管制標準。於第三階段調查之7站加油站中，計有3站加油站之地下水污染物濃度達地下水污染管制標準。總結上述本計畫調查結果，共計有11站加油站之土壤污染物濃度或地下水污染物濃度超過管制標準，均應依土壤及地下水污染整治法相關規定進行管制。本計畫另依據本計畫調查之加油站基本資料、加油站防止污染地下水體設施及定期監測申報資料等，與加油站之污染潛勢進行相關性分析，以提供環保機關做為後續行政管制措施之參考依據。
中文關鍵字	加油站調查，土壤，地下水

中文摘要

行政院環境保護署為預防土壤及地下水污染，確保土地及地下水資源永續利用，及落實「土壤及地下水污染整治法」之規定，於98年辦理「加油站土壤及地下水污染調查計畫（第五期）（甲、乙）」，分別由中興工程顧問股份有限公司負責執行中北部區域之甲計畫工作，及美商傑明工程顧問（股）台灣分公司負責執行中南部區域之乙計畫工作（以下簡稱本計畫），預計共完成42站(甲、乙兩計畫各21站)加油站土壤及地下水污染調查工作。本計畫第一階段調查共完成21站加油站349支測漏管基本功能測試及油氣之LEL、PID及FID儀器檢測，7點土壤間隙氣體之PID及FID儀器檢測。依調查結果顯示，本計畫加油站之測漏管油氣濃度測值經評估具高污染潛勢(B級)僅5站。依環保署指示，本計畫第二階段調查對象除了第一階段21站外，亦配合環保署指示增加台中縣順天加油站等2站之調查，故共計完成23站調查作業。本計畫第二階段調查將第一階段23站納入調查工作，其中1站國產實業建設股份有限公司嘉義廠因現場設施已挖除，經環保署核准停止後續調查作業，故完成22站加油站74點土壤採樣及檢測分析、57點簡易井地下水採樣及檢測分析。依檢測分析結果顯示，計有11站加油站之土壤污染物濃度達土壤污染管制標準；有7站加油站之簡易井地下水污染物濃度達地下水污染管制標準。於第三階段調查之7站加油站中，計有3站加油站之地下水污染物濃度達地下水污染管制標準。總結上述本計畫調查結果，共計有11站加油站之土壤污染物濃度或地下水污染物濃度超過管制標準，均應依土壤及地下水污染整治法相關規定進行管制。本計畫另依據本計畫調查之加油站基本資料、加油站防止污染地下水體設施及定期監測申報資料等，與加油站之污染潛勢進行相關性分析，以提供環保機關做為後續行政管制措施之參考依據。

中文關鍵字

加油站調查，土壤，地下水

類型	檔名	檔案大小	說明	最新版公開日期
期末報告	公開版.pdf	15MB		2010/10/1 上午 12:00:00

摘要	In order to prevent soil and groundwater pollution, ensure the sustainable use of soil and groundwater, and fulfill the regulations of Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, the Environmental Protection Administration (the EPA) initiated the Project of Investigation of Soil and Groundwater Pollution for Gas Stations (5th Phase)- Plans A and B in 2009. Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Ltd. (Sinotech) was entrusted to carry out Plan A, covering Central and Northern Taiwan, while MWH Taiwan was assigned to carry out Plan B (this Project), covering Central and Southern Taiwan. Each consultant completed the investigation of soil and groundwater pollution at 21 gas stations, which made a total number of 42 stations investigated. This Project (Plan B) was to investigate soil and groundwater pollution for 21 gas stations in central and south Taiwan as reference in the follow up control activities. This project was implemented in three phases. The 1st phase was to measure the oil vapor density of soil vapor monitoring well. Based on the results of 1st phase, the 2nd phase foucus on high pollution potential area which screening of 1st phase to conduct the detection and analysis of soil samples. In addition, groundwater samples from temporary groundwater sampling wells were also detected and analyzed. Based on the results of 2nd phase, the 3rd phase selected the gas stations with the pollutants’ density in the groundwater higher than the control standards to install standard monitoring wells and detect and analyze groundwater samples. The 1st phases was to test the basic functions of 349 soil gas monitoring wells, measure the oil vapor densities by using LEF, PID, and FID and the soil vapor of 7 samples by using PID and FID in 21 gas stations. The results indicated that the oil vapor density detected by soil gas monitoring wells in 5 gas stations with the high pollution potential (B Class). According to the EPA’s requestion, two more gas stations also need for investigation in the 2nd phase. Therefore the total amount of investigated gas stations of 2nd phase are 22. The 2nd phase conducted the detection and analysis of 74 soil samples and 57 groundwater samples from simple wells in 22 gas stations. As a result, it was concluded that the pollutants’ densities in the soil of the 11 gas stations had reached the control standards; the pollutants’ densities in the groundwater from the simple wells of the 7 gas stations had reached the control standards. The 3rd phase was to investigate the 3 gas stations. The pollutants’ densities in the groundwater of the 11 of them had reached the control standards. As a result, it was concluded that the detected pollutants’ concentration in soil of the 11 gas stations were higher than the control standards, and the pollutants’ concentration in groundwater of the 3 gas stations out of the 11 gas stations were higher than the control standards. All of them should be controlled in accordance with the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act. Besides, a correlation of the basic data of the gas stations surveyed in the project, groundwater pollution control facilities, and their periodic declaration reports, vis-à-vis the pollution potential of the gas station was conducted and the results provided as references for the EPA in the follow up activities of administrative control measures.
英文關鍵字	Gas Station Investigation, Soil, Groundwater

摘要

In order to prevent soil and groundwater pollution, ensure the sustainable use of soil and groundwater, and fulfill the regulations of Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, the Environmental Protection Administration (the EPA) initiated the Project of Investigation of Soil and Groundwater Pollution for Gas Stations (5th Phase)- Plans A and B in 2009. Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Ltd. (Sinotech) was entrusted to carry out Plan A, covering Central and Northern Taiwan, while MWH Taiwan was assigned to carry out Plan B (this Project), covering Central and Southern Taiwan. Each consultant completed the investigation of soil and groundwater pollution at 21 gas stations, which made a total number of 42 stations investigated. This Project (Plan B) was to investigate soil and groundwater pollution for 21 gas stations in central and south Taiwan as reference in the follow up control activities. This project was implemented in three phases. The 1st phase was to measure the oil vapor density of soil vapor monitoring well. Based on the results of 1st phase, the 2nd phase foucus on high pollution potential area which screening of 1st phase to conduct the detection and analysis of soil samples. In addition, groundwater samples from temporary groundwater sampling wells were also detected and analyzed. Based on the results of 2nd phase, the 3rd phase selected the gas stations with the pollutants’ density in the groundwater higher than the control standards to install standard monitoring wells and detect and analyze groundwater samples. The 1st phases was to test the basic functions of 349 soil gas monitoring wells, measure the oil vapor densities by using LEF, PID, and FID and the soil vapor of 7 samples by using PID and FID in 21 gas stations. The results indicated that the oil vapor density detected by soil gas monitoring wells in 5 gas stations with the high pollution potential (B Class). According to the EPA’s requestion, two more gas stations also need for investigation in the 2nd phase. Therefore the total amount of investigated gas stations of 2nd phase are 22. The 2nd phase conducted the detection and analysis of 74 soil samples and 57 groundwater samples from simple wells in 22 gas stations. As a result, it was concluded that the pollutants’ densities in the soil of the 11 gas stations had reached the control standards; the pollutants’ densities in the groundwater from the simple wells of the 7 gas stations had reached the control standards. The 3rd phase was to investigate the 3 gas stations. The pollutants’ densities in the groundwater of the 11 of them had reached the control standards. As a result, it was concluded that the detected pollutants’ concentration in soil of the 11 gas stations were higher than the control standards, and the pollutants’ concentration in groundwater of the 3 gas stations out of the 11 gas stations were higher than the control standards. All of them should be controlled in accordance with the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act. Besides, a correlation of the basic data of the gas stations surveyed in the project, groundwater pollution control facilities, and their periodic declaration reports, vis-à-vis the pollution potential of the gas station was conducted and the results provided as references for the EPA in the follow up activities of administrative control measures.

英文關鍵字

Gas Station Investigation, Soil, Groundwater