Soil Remediation Applications on Environmental XPRT

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Remediation solutions for soil & water remediation industry

Carus Corporation has been an active participant in the remediation industry since the late 1990s. Our Carus Remediation Technologies (CRT) team is dedicated to the support and growth ofin situchemical oxidation (ISCO), bioremediation and other emerging technologies.

By Carus Corporation based in Peru, ILLINOIS (USA).

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Soil Remediation Plants for Soil and Groundwater Industry

Contaminated soil and building-rubble can be efficiently treated with VacuDry technology, including a diverse range of toxic and hazardous substances. VacuDry units also have low emissions and low power consumption, making on-site treatment with our mobile units both economically and environmentally sound.

By econ industries GmbH based in Starnberg, GERMANY.

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Odor control for remediation

Helping others clean up the earth by clearing up brownfield remediation odors. Helping others clean up the earth by clearing up brownfield remediation odors. Brownfield remediation consists of removing large amounts of soil that have been saturated with tar, oil or other contaminating substances. Not only dangerous to handle, the disturbed soil is often infused with very unpleasant and in some cases potentially nauseous odors.

By OMI Industries (OMI) based in Long Grove, ILLINOIS (USA).

Chemical oxidation for soil remediation

By In-Situ Oxidative Technologies, Inc (ISOTEC) - Soil & Groundwater Remediation based in Lawrenceville, NEW JERSEY (USA).

Groundwater Monitoring for Remediation

Many fresh water sources have been degraded to toxic levels by the inclusion of industrial, agricultural, and human waste products that have been discharged into the closest body of water, accidentally or deliberately for many years.

By HERON Instruments Inc. based in Dundas, ONTARIO (CANADA).

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TPH in Soil Remediation

InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzers allow for TPH (Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons) in soil testing at remediation sites such as leaking underground storage tanks and produced water evaporation ponds. Site managers can avoid having costly soil remediation equipment sit idle while waiting for off-site lab results. Sampling requires a few simple steps that can be performed by non-technical personnel. The soil is mixed with the extraction solvent, shaken, filtered, and then presented to the InfraCal Analyzer for measurement. Features include: - Results in under 15 minutes, including extraction ¨ Detect levels as low as 10 ppm ¨ Portable, rugged, lightweight, easy-to-use ¨ Battery operable ¨ Ideal for field or laboratory applications ¨ Factory calibration available

By Spectro Scientific based in Chelmsford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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Groundwater Remediation

By TRS Group, Inc. based in Longview, WASHINGTON (USA).

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Catalytic oxidation for the soil remediation industry

By Genano Solutions based in Kello, FINLAND.

Thermal oxidation systems for soil remediation

By Epcon Industrial Systems, LP based in The Woodlands, TEXAS (USA).

Rock excavation for the soil remediation industry

If your job includes recycling contaminated hazardous material, a Vermeer T1255 Terrain Leveler SEM may offer a cost-efficient alternative to other remediation technologies.

By Vermeer based in Pella, IOWA (USA).

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Air pollution control for the soil remediation industry

Treatment of exhaust gases from systems that process polluted or contaminated soil – commonly use incinerators for air pollution control needs.

By Catalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA).

In-Situ Soil & Groundwater Remediation

The use of H2O2 to chemically oxidize the contaminants into mineralized products (CO2 , salts, and readily biodegradable organic fragments) offers a number of advantages over these current treatment methods. Benefits of Soil Decontamination by Chemical Oxidation: The reagent used (H2O2) is inexpensive, readily available, and has as its reaction products water and oxygen; The chemistry of the process (Fenton's Reagent) has been known for over 50 years and its applicability to a wide variety of contaminants is well documented; The process is easily applied and controlled; The treatment occurs rapidly, lasting from a few hours to a few weeks; The process produces no by-product wastestreams, and can be tuned for the degree of contaminant removal desired. This allows it to be used synergistically with other technologies such as biotreatment or soil washing.

By USP Technologies based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).

Solutions for the in-situ soil remediation

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).

Erosion & sediment control solutions for soil remediation

REMEDIAL ACTION PRACTICES include the requirements to develop erosion and sedimentation control plans, specifying plan content and soil conservation measures to keep sediment–laden mud from washing into storm sewers and watersheds where debris can clog creek channels and choke off aquatic life. Sediment control BMPs combine structural and non–structural measures used to avoid or minimize pollutants accumulated by environmental hazards across impervious surfaces.

By Erosion Control Forum based in Bend, OREGON (USA).

Soil in-situ bioremediation

By Remediation Products Incorporated (RPI) based in Golden, COLORADO (USA).

Air pollution control for soil remediation

Epcon is known in the industry for the Soil Remediation Oxidizer, including Hazardous and Toxic Spills. Epcon Thermal OxidizerSystems, which operate in a very safe manner, clean up the toxic chemicals from the ground. We pre-test and pre-assemble the majority of systems in our 150,000 Sq. Ft. modern shop.

By Epcon Industrial Systems, LP based in The Woodlands, TEXAS (USA).

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Hazardous waste treatment solutions for site remediation

The contamination of soils as a result of prior chemical production can often be unpredictable and diverse. The majority of such pollutants will require an ex-situ treatment method. Many of our VacuDry units can be used for direct-feeding contaminated soils. To reduce the input amount for thermal treatment, the VacuDry units can also be used in combination with soil-washing plants: In this case, customers only feed the high polluted fractions and screened fines (e.g. below 10 mm), as well as the filter-cake from the soil washing process. However, we are able to handle soil contaminated with mercury, hydrocarbons, PAH, PCB, dioxins, furans, organic-lead compounds and many more. VacuDry plants for on-site ex-situ remediation projects are delivered in a modular design.

By econ industries GmbH based in Starnberg, GERMANY.

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Portable and fixed gas analysers for remediation and groundwater

Contamination can arise from circumstances such as fuel spills and plant leaks. Geotech has developed a range of equipment to help you comply with each stage of the remediation process.

By Geotech based in Leamington Spa, UNITED KINGDOM.

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Mercury monitoring for on-site remediation

Fugitive emissions can be a health concern during removal and disposal of mercury-contaminated material at remediation sites. Thus, remediation projects either indoors or outdoors often require on-site, real-time mercury air monitoring with a Tekran 2537. This assures permitted levels are not exceeded during waste processing and human exposure levels are below government regulated toxicity thresholds. Often multiple sites must be monitored continuously. The Tekran 1115 Multi-Port Sampler is the ideal tool for multiplexing the Tekran2537 for real-time continuous on-site monitoring of mercury fugitive emissions.

By Tekran Instruments Corporation based in Toronto, ONTARIO (CANADA).

Horizontal Remediation Well Systems

Horizontal wells are a proven and effective remedial technology for site cleanup. For environmental applications, horizontal wells offer several advantages in comparison to traditional vertical wells. The first horizontal wells were installed using a mid-sized directional drill rig in 1993 by Directional Technologies, Inc. The three (3) horizontal Soil Vapor Extraction wells installed at John F. Kennedy International Airport was the beginning of a new industry. Directional Technologies, Inc. founders transferred their experience from the oil fields to the environmental industry. This has resulted in the installation of over 1,000 horizontal wells for site remediation worldwide. Horizontal Remediation Wells are a time-tested and proven technology that can provide solutions for problems previously considered unfeasible. Interested in learning more about this remedial technology, visit us at www.directionaltech.com for case studies and more.

By Directional Technologies, Inc. based in Miramar Beach, FLORIDA (USA).

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