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MAY 6 1984Mr. Jeff 0. NeffProgram ManagerSalt Repository Project OfficeU. S. Department Of Energy505 King AvenueColumbus, OH 43201
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NMSS r/fCFREBrowningMJBel.1JBuntingPAltomareMRKnappJTGreevesLBHigginbothamHJMillerRRBoyleJLinehan
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DMattsonSCoplanJKennedyRLJohnson & r/fPDRFRossBCooke
Dear Mr. Neff:
SUBJECT: NRC HYDROLOGY DATA REVIEW
As we discussed on March 30, 1984, I am sending you a list of additionaldocuments (Enclosure 1, our summary data inventory n hydrology (Enclosure 2).and a list of questions about hydrology data (Enclosure 3). It appears fromtheir ttttes that the additional documents contain data relevant tounderstanding groundwater flow systems; therefore, we would appreciate havingthese reports available to us during the hydrology data review.
The enclosed summary data inventory ts preliminary in form and content. Weintend to develop it further with the results of our data review togetherwith detailed reviews of additional documents, the draft EA's, the informationsheets and discussions with the salt states. It would be very usefuleto us ifthe data overview presentations given by your staff could point out omissionsor corrections in our summary data inventory and address our data questions.In this way we would develop a better understanding of the available data fromall sources.
We appreciate the preparations and the staff arrangements you are making forthis data review and look forward to a mutually beneficial exchange.
WM Record File1, 61D
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Sincerely,
MBamerJohn Linehan, Section LeaderRepository Projects BranchDivision of Waste ManagementOffice of Nuclear Material
Safety and Safeguards
Distribution:
(Return to WM, 623-SS) _
Enclosures: - --1. List 6A& onal ocuments
Relating to Hydrology2. Summary Data Inventory - Hydrology3. Hydrology Data Qestions
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NRC FORM 318 (10-80) NRCM 0240 OFFICIAL RECORD COPY usPO: 198 -335-960
Enclosure List of Additional Cocuments
Bair, E.S., O'Donnell, T.P., and Picking, L.W., 1984. HydrogeologicInvestigations Based on Drill-Stem Test Data, Palo Dro Basin Area. Texasand New Mexico: NWI/SUB/84/E512-05000-T14.
Smith, P.G., 1983. Modeling the Deep Basin Hydrogeology of a Potential High-Level Radwaste Site in Texas: SWEC. P83-133.
Stone & Weber Engineering Corporation, 1983. Ogallala Aquifer MappingProgram, Topical Report, Revision 1: ONWI/SUB/83/E512-05000-T16.
Smith P.G., 1984. Permeability Measurements from Drill-Stem Test Data andOther Sources, Palo Duro Basin Area, Texas and New Mexico: ONWI/SUB/84/E51205000-T _, in preparation.
INTERA, 1982. Status Report in Regional Groundwater Flow Modeling for the PalDuro Basin, Texas, ONWI/E512-02900/TR-13, p 170.
Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, 1983b. Investigations Basedon Drill-Stem Test Data, Palo Duro Basin Area, Texas and New Mexico,BWIZONWI-xxx, prepared for Office of Nuclear Waste .Isolation,Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, July draft. (This may bethe source. as Bair, et, al. above)
INTERA Environmental Consultants, Inc., 984b. First Status Reporton Reginal Groundwater Flow Modeling for the Palo Duro Basin, Texas,BMI/ONWI-504, prepared for Office of Nuclear Waste Isolation, BattelleMemorial Institute, Columbus, OH.
INTERA Environmental Consultants, Inc., 984b. Second Status Reporton Regional Ground-Water Flow Modeling for Palo Duro Basin, Texas,BMI/ONWI-503, prepared for Office of Nuclear Waste Isolation, BattelleMemorial Institute, Columbus, OH, October, 1983, draft.
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(d) DATA SOURCE CODE
Abbreviation
Champlin Oil Company, Denver, Colorado, Analysis CPNforwarded by ohn'Verin, 6/10.81
Connor, .G., and Mitchell, C.G., 1958, A compilation C.Mof chemical quality date for ground and surface watersin Utah: Utah State ngineers.;rchnical Publication,No. 10, p. 1-135.
Feltis, R.D., 1966, Water fom bedrock in the Colorado TELPlateau of Utah: Utah State Engineers Technical PaperNo. 15, United States Geological (Survey
Hanshaw, B.E, and Hill, G.A., 1969, G-chemistry and E.Hhydrodynamics of the Paradox Basin Region, Utah,Colorado, and New Mexico: Chemical Geology v. 4, p. 263-294.
Huntoon, P.W., 1979, The occurrence of ground water in HUHthe canyonlands area of Utah, with emphasis on water inthe Permian section: Four Corners Geological SocietyGuidebook, 9th Field Conference, Permianland
lorns, W.V., embree, C.H., Phoenix, D.A., and Oakland, G.L., SES1964, Water resources of the upper Colorado River Basin -basic data: United States Geological Survey ProfessionalPaper 442, p. 712-743.
Mayhew, E.J., and eylmun, .B., 1961, Complex slts and M.Bbrines of the Paradox Basin, Second symposium on salt:v. i, Jon L. Rau, editor.
Mayhew, E.3., and eylmun, .B., 1965, Concentrated subsurface Mdlbrines in the Moab region, Utah: Special Study 13
Ritzma, H.R., Doelling, .E., (eds.), 1969, Mineral resources, R.DSan uan County, Utah, nd adjacent areas: Utah Geologicaland Mineralogical Survey Special Studies, no . 24, Part I,125 p.
Utah State Division of Health UST
WCC Paradox Basin Project Files FIL
Field Samples collected by WCC for this study WCC
1 March 1982 Appendix A
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Table 1. Well names and operators corresponding to Bureau of Economic Geology numbering system.These wells are used on all cross sections in this report.
County
Armstrong
BEGnumbei
11116192223
Briscoe 202123
Castro 179
1 011131 4151 61 718
Childress 2934374042484974
K-' Daliam 541
Dea Smith 2
Floyd 4121326
. 30
Haie 138
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Standard OilKetal OilHassie Hunt Trus.TexacoW. V. HarlowBurdell Oil
Gulf OilCockrellAmerada
Amarillo OilUnion of Cal.Ashmun & HilliardPhillipsSun OilAmarillo OilSun OilSun OilAshmund & HilliardStandard of TexasAnderson-Prichard
Claud Hamill0. P. LeonardPerkins-ProthroR. D. GunnKay KimbellU. H. GriggsSinclair OilBritish-American Oil
Royal ResourcesSkelly Oil
Frankfort Oil
LoveladyPerry LarsonCockrell Corp.SoderstromStandard Ol
El Ray Petr.Henderson &
Erickson
Well name
No. 1 -A PalmNo. 1 F. B. Massie-Mo.No. J. A. CattleNo. 1 RitchieNo. 1 Matnit HedgecokeNo. McGehee Strat
Test
No. D-1 RodgersNo. 1 AllardNo. 1 Hamilton
No. 1 C. R. VeigelNo. FormwaltNo. 1 WillisNo. 1 Morris "J"No. I HerringNo. 1 L. C. BootheNo. 1 HabererNo. 1 UseltonNo. 1 J. L. MerrittNo. 1 SteakleyNo. 1 Fowltr.McDaniel
No. 1 Kent McSpaddeNo. 1 J. E. TurnerNo. 1 HowardNo. G. B. DorseyNo.1 J. RheaNo. 1 SmithNo. 1 Willard MullinsNo.1 E. V. Perkins
No. 31 SneedNo. 1 E. J. Dixon
No. 1 Allison-Hayes
No. 1 E. E. WellsNo. 1 GoinsNo. 1 KarstenerNo. 1 BatteyNo. 1 Minnie Adams
No. 1 WhittenNo. 1 Overton
BEGCounty number Operator
Hall 18 Amerada PeTr.19 Midwest Oil22 R. D. Gunn23 Robinson Bros. Oil
Hartley 35 Whitehall
Lamb 1 Gulf Oil3 Steve Gose
12 DEPCO, Inc.27 Vaughn Petr.28 R. H. Fulton35 Shell Oil59 Humble Oil
102 Cherry Petr.
Moore 8 Continental Oil29 Gabe D. Anderson43 Grady L. Fox46 Colorado Interstate
Oldham 5 Shell Oil andAtlantic
45 Shell Oil58 Shell Oil
Parmer 8 Texaco10 Sunray Oil
Potter 10 Sinclair25 Bivins41 Asarco44 Humble
Randall 1 Frankfort Oil2 Burdell Oil
14 Shell Oil23 Frankfort Oil
Swisher 1 Frankfort Oil2 L. A. Helms3 Frankfort Oil6 Standard Oil8 Burdell Oil9 Humble Oil
10 Consolidated Gas11 Consolidated Gas12 Frankfort Oil13 Sinclair Oil
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Well name
No. 1 LaFayette HughesNo. 1 HughesNo. 1 T-Bar RenchNo. Hughes
No. 1 Reynolds Cattle
No. L. E. BartlettNo. 1 J. E. BusbyNo.10 YoungNo.1 Eva WellsNo. 1 CowenNo. Ivey & McCaryNo. 1 FowlerNo. 1 Middlebrook
No.1 E. L. AmisNo. 124 BennettNo.1 SneedNo. 36-A Masterson
No. 98-1 Fulton
No.315.4 AlamosaNo. 1 Taylor
No. 1 Owen PanonNo. Kimbrough
No. 17 BivinsNo. 1 LX ShellNo. 129 WDWNo. 1 0. H. Gouldy
No. 1 H. L. ErwinNo. 1 WintersNo. 1 NesterNo. 1 Stinnet
No. 1 WesleyNo. 1 HarrisNo. 1 CultonNo. 1 A. S. JohnsonNo. 1 BradfordNo. 1 A. B. NannyNo. 1 PattonNo. 1 H. O. ThompsonNo. 1 SweattNo. 1 Savage
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Age Lithology Location Depth(f t)
Method No. ofAnalyses
Analyst or Permeability RemarksSource (mD)
Lower Permian(Wolfcampian)
Dolomite Oldham Co. 5,340 DST I TBEG 0.9 (Dolomite Panhandle
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Swisher Co.
Parmer Co.
Gray Co.
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8,287
9,326
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Sources of Data-- TBEG: Analysis by Texas Bureau of Economic GeologyTRC: Texas Railroad CommissionPRC: Analysis by Petroleum Research Corp., Denver
Table 7. Assumed permeability values for the major hydrologic systems,Texas Panhandle region.
Hydrologic Hydraulic condition Relative
unit gallons/day/ft 2 permeabilities
Ogallala fluvial system' 200 io8
Triassic fluvial/lacustrine system1 20 106
Permian (salt dissolution zone)2 2 106
Permian sabkha system3 2 x 10 6 1
Permian mudflat system4 .002 103
Permian/Pennsylvanian .02 104
shelf carbonates 5
Permian/Pennsylvanian basinal system3 2 x 106 1
Permian/Pennsylvanian fan- 2 106
delta systems5
Sources of data:
1. Various reports of Texas Department of Water Resources.2. U.S. Geological Survey open-file data.3. See text.4. Typical clay-silt (Freeze and Cherry, 1980).
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Itl,(.II Al"[ )epl.h tested lThickness l(m Kmmn I ,. I jIe NCounty well no. Conmpany no. ( r) (1L) (md) (d) (0) (1l) Conimentsttt
llriscoe 21 Cockrcll 42-045-30001 6,344-6,411 67 8.5 1.31 '3,105t 2,9641t L Wfc. shelf*
Cnrson 38 Shenandoah 42-065.30182 3,601-3,615 14 1.l n.24 h, .951 1,551 M. Wrc. back shelf*Castro 1 Amarillo 42-069-6i003 6,909-7,059 1MA 64.0 26.0 2,500 2,505 M. Wfc. por. dol.
Cnstro 7 Union 42-069-60014 5,183-5,228 45 6.0 - 2,750 - 1'. Wfc. sl. por.(sak.)
Castro 7 Union 42-069-60014 5,838-5,932 94 * * 2,206 2,206 M. Wfc. chalky Is.
Castro 10 Phillips 42-069-30002 6,762-6,782 20 0.36 0.27 2,560 2,48:3 U. Wfc. s. por.dol. I. ( bk.)
C(hildress 76 Westex 42-075-60068 2,r133-2,663 30 0.95 0.03 1,818 1,781 U. Wfc. dol.and Is."
Cottle 10 Murphy 42-101-10217 3,169-3,178 9 15.5 8.8 1,867 1,897 U. Wfc. sl. calc.dol. (sabk.)
Vonley 31 Shelf 42-129-60OI 3,X50-3,3.99 49 0.51 0.79 1,797 1,754 U. Wfc. por. Is.(sabk.)
Floyd Amoco 42-153-30194 5,.00-5,581 81 8.9 8.3 2,081 2,081 *
Floyd * Ken Pet. 42-153-30008 4,660-4,750 90 0.689 0.59 3,597tt 2,3!2tt *
Hale 6 Mobil 42-189-10202 7,864-8,036 172 1.04 0.1 2 583 2,461 L. Wfc. Rl. por. Is.(?) may be U.Penn.
fall * Americas 42-191-30001 3,365-3,390 25 0.62 0.44 1.890 1,830 *
Hartley 13 Standard 42.205-35008 3,520-3,62it 66 0.77 - 1,381 - T. Wfc. an. dol.(sabk.)
llnrtley 13 Standard 42-205-35008 3,824-3,890 66 1.0 - 1,796 - U. Wfc. dol. Is.(sabk.)
HarIley 13 Standard 42-205-35008 4,896.4,940 44 0.24 - 1,574 - L Wfc. calc. ss.
lartley 16 Standard 42-205-000231 3,916-3,957 41 1.75 - 3,007 - U. Wr. dotl. Is.(sabk.)
***hainI) * Gulf 42-279-30045 7,352-7,404 52 § 2,522 2,510 *
***Mntley 13 Mobil 42-345-00015 4,674-4,715 41 * 1,950 1,947 U. Wfc. dol. (sabk.)
Oldham 4 Shell 42-359-00026 3,446-3,471 25 27.0 44.0 1L945I 1,908 U. Wfc. t
Oldham 48 Shell 42-359-30001 5,40-5,367 27 1.0 0.6 1,824 1,741 M. Wc. s.
**.Potter 26 Rice 42-375-35013 3,907-4,050 143 1 1,486 - T. Wrc. por. dol.
Swisher 8 1urdell 42-437-60012 lt,765-45,796, 31 l.l - 2,361 - U. Wfc. por. Is.
t The ead values appear to be anomalously high compared with surrounding values; however, the test appenrs ncceptablemechlanically.
l A 1.000-psi difference between ISIP and PSIP is not explainable at this tine; the highier value is selected.ttit.. = lower, M. = nid, U. = upper, s. = limestone, dotl. = dolomite, por. = porous, s. = Slightly, T. = top, Wrf. Wolframp,
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Enclosure 3
DATA RELATED QUESTIONS
Hydrology Section, NRCPrepared for May, 1984 Data Orientation Visit
Following s a list of questions relating to the site characterizationhydrogeologic data sets. We are submitting these questions for yourconsideration in preparing your presentations to us for the May, 1984 DataOrientation Visit. We would understand if you considered it appropriate todefer some of these questions for later interactions.
Palo Duro Basin
NRC staff has noted the sparsity of hydrogeologic data so far presented for thecentral and western (e.g. New Mexico) portions of the Palo Duro Basin. Wesuspect that several as yet unpublished reports (see attached list) wouldcontain such information. Specific data questions in this area are:
1. Are any new potentiometric maps being prepared? When will they bepublished? Where will they be published? Will the maps include any datafrom New Mexico? What portion of the new potentiometric data comes fromDST evaluations?
2. Has there been any recent testing in Deaf Smith or Swisher other thanthat described in the Stone and Webster Completion reports for wells whichfall in those counties?
3. Are there geophysical/stratigraphic logs for the SWEC wells in DeafSmith and Swisher Counties? Will they be included in the SWEC WellCompletion Reports?
A data-related question for which we hope to find answers in the Interaregional modeling reports is:
1. If the input data for modeling includes unpublished data, where willsynthesis of this data be documented? For example, were willpotentiometric maps developed by Intera for modeling be documented?
Other general questions:
1. Are there any existing or intended direct field measurements ofvertical conductivity?
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2. Has DOE or subcontractor staff addressed resolution betweenBassett/Bentley and Handford interpretations of potentiometric data?
3. Does the Texas Bureau have documentation of the testing methods,shut-in times, etc. of the DST and potentiometric data they've collectedthemselves and acquired from oil companies?
4. Will water quality data be used to characterize brine densitygradients?
Paradox
NRC staff-andcontractors have noted some of the problems of hydraulic testingin low permeability salt deposits such as the tests run on the evaporltesequence in GD-1. We.will be reviewing DOE analyses and alternative testingapproaches (e.g. ONWI-491) which are directed towards addressing the problemsof testing in salt.
Specific questions regarding GD-1 data include:
1. Has the long-term testing procedure referred to in ONWI-388 Vol 1 p.76 been completed? Reported upon in a separate topical report?
2. Were any gas quality tests run at GD-1?
3. Are there contractor data files in existence for data which ispresented in ONWI-388?
3a. ONWI-388 refers to "WCC project files." What do they contain?
3b. Would data files or WCC project files contain any furtherdiscussion of the isotopic water quality data presented in ONWI-388?
Other general questions on the Paradox Basin are:
1. Was the potentiometric information acquired by WCC from oil companieschecked against any technical criteria or QA/QC requirements? Is there arecord of such a filtering process?
2. Has any further testing been done n Davis or Lavender Canyons sinceONWI-290 was written?
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3. Has there been seismic exploration of faults within the Gibson Donesince ONWI-290 was written?
Domes
1. How much data has been obtained from outside sources since Ertec has beeninvolved with Gulf Interior Salt Dome characterization?
o We have recently received Ertec modeling reports which demonstratethat Ertec has developed a significantly broader hydrogeologic database than was previously developed. Where will:synthesis of thisadditional data be documented? For example, where will potentiometricmaps developed by Ertec for modeling be documented?
2. What testing has been done at or near domes since LETCO's tests?