contaminant mobility Applications

These handhelds use precise GPS information to speed cleanup of oil spill sites.

By Hand based in Lidköping, SWEDEN.

Trilliant Oilfield Services (TOS) operates the largest mobile Thermal Desorption Unit (TDU) in the United States with a throughput of 50 tons per hour of contaminated soil.

By Trilliant Oilfield Services, LLC. based in Casper, WYOMING (USA).

According to the World Heath Organization (WHO), more than one billion people lack access to safe drinking water and sanitation worldwide, and for this reason, water borne illness has become the leading cause of death. In fact, water borne disease kills more than 3.4 million people each year due to lack of clean water and sanitation treatment. Mobile water treatment systems solve these water contamination issues and save lives across the world.

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA).

Compliance with the USEPA’s new maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 10 parts per billion (ppb) for arsenic affects thousands of small public water systems in the U.S. Among treatment options available, few are simple, proven, affordable, and reliable. AdEdge offers a line of packaged, pre-engineered drinking water treatment systems which are ideal for small public water systems such as schools, mobile home parks, shopping centers, subdivisions, and more.

By Adedge Water Technologies, LLC based in Buford, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

The treatment processes in recycling plants generate unpleasant and often harmful dust, which is a health hazard not only for nearby residents, but particularly for the employees. More and more legislation is being passed on dust control requiring such in the form of mobile units or fixed installations. In composting processes, the dust problem is compounded by unpleasant odors, which can be controlled effectively with specialized equipment. The same units are also used in biogas plants or for the removal and disposal of contaminated soil from industrial sites.

By EmiControls based in Bolzano, ITALY.

For over twenty years, BioSolve Pinkwater has been used for Surfactant Enhanced Remediation (SER) to mobilize and solubilize residual NAPL[i], facilitating its recovery and disposal. Depending on soil and plume characteristics, Pinkwater solution can reach contaminated zones through deep injection wells or be gravity fed from surface level injection galleries. After desorbing residual NAPL from soil surfaces on contact, Pinkwater then solubilizes the hydrocarbons in an aqueous emulsion, enabling extraction at down gradient recovery wells or trenches.

By The BioSolve Company based in Lexington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).