aerobic biodegradation Equipment in Montana

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Oxygen Release Compound Advanced (ORC Advanced)

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Advanced Formula Oxygen Release Compound (ORC Advanced) is a proprietary formulation of food-grade, calcium oxy-hydroxide that produces a controlled-release of molecular oxygen for period of up to 12 months upon hydration.

Oxygen Release Compound Advanced (ORC Advanced)

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Oxygen Release Compound (ORC)

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Oxygen Release Compound (ORC) is a proprietary formulation of phosphate-intercalated magnesium peroxide that, when hydrated, produces a controlled release of oxygen for periods of up to 12 months on a single application.

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Original ORC and ORC Advanced Filter Socks/Canisters

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When Oxygen Release Compound (ORC®) was first commercialized some 15 years ago, it was designed to be emplaced into groundwater wells using Regenesis ORC Filter Socks (filter socks). Filter socks are permeable, fabric sleeves filled with pure ORC or ORC Advanced® material. Each filter sock is inserted into a colored, Naltex™ ...

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ORC Advanced Pellets

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ORC Advanced® Pellets (ORC-A Pellets) are a pelletized version of REGENESIS' widely used ORC Advanced and are designed specifically for direct application into excavations, tank pits and trenches. This pelletized, dry application material minimizes airborne dust while eliminating the need for specialized equipment and spray water required for ...

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OxygenClean Advance™

by Environmental Remediation Equipment Inc. (ERE)

Oxygen Releasing Compound for Soil and Groundwater Remediation. Aerobic biodegradation of contaminants in saturated soils and groundwater has been documented for over 30 years. Biodegradation rates for compounds such as benzene and phenol can be accelerated by as much as ten fold by creating aerobic conditions in the saturated zone. Since the ...