Browse all Channels
  1. Companies
  2. CL Solutions, LLC
  3. Articles
  4. Bioaugmentation Following ISCO Treatment

Bioaugmentation Following ISCO Treatment

0
- By:

Courtesy of CL Solutions, LLC

CL-Out bioaugmentation was implemented following ISCO treatment of TCE-contaminated ground water.  Through bioaugmentation the ground water remediation was complated and ground water conditions were restored in 30 days.

Background
The chlorinated solvent trichloroethylene (TCE) was discovered in ground water at a manufacturing facility in eastern Massachusetts. ISCO was selected for remediation of the ground water. Although ISCO reduced TCE concentrations, the residual post-ISCO TCE concentrations were above the applicable remediation standards.  The environmental consultant chose CL-Out® bioaugmentation to treat the residual ground water contamination. The CL-Out® treatment successfully achieved the remediation goal quickly and at a low cost.

Related articles

  • Tampa Switches to Chlorine for Water Treatment

    Many Tampa residents received a notice in the mail a few days ago alerting them that the city is temporarily changing their disinfecting agent from chloramines to chlorine. The notice, which you can read in full below, claims that this procedure is merely routine maintenance and that the water will still be safe to drink. Citizens who aren’t familiar with water treatment methods may read the notice and immediately discard it during the rush of another busy day. But this announcement, coming on the heels...

  • Water Supply Systems - Case Study

    Increasingly, more hydro projects are being integrated into existing conduit and canal systems such as potable water supply systems, waste water treatment plants and even on irrigation canals. Ossberger Hydro has a lot of experience in these types of projects with many features that have been designed specifically to address the characteristics of such projects. Shown below is an example of a project in a water supply system at Marron Creek and an article that goes into detail. Project: Maroon Creek Client:...

  • Wetlands act as valuable urban water treatment

    As cities and urban landscapes expand across the globe, water resource management continues to pose a huge challenge. Natural wetlands are often built over as cities grow, but a recent strategy of green infrastructure applies the opposite principle – wetlands are protected and constructed as part of city planning. Wetlands, whether natural or man-made, act as large-scale storage and filtration centers for water streams. Beyond providing a habitat for wildlife and greenery in otherwise urban landscapes,...

  • Well Water Treatment Systems

    Well Water Treatment Systems | Industrial & Commercial Well water treatment systems are used to purify water and eliminate impurities from all types of well water (dug wells - driven wells - drilled wells). To have the right and the most efficient well water treatment system, you need to correctly analyze the well water chemistry and to have a fundamental understanding of how the well water system works. Most water treatment systems perform within certain conditions. Well water for example here is naturally...

  • Industrial Wastewater Treatment - Paint/Pigment Dye Industry

    Innovation in Industrial Wastewater Treatment - Sustainable Water Reuse Strategies Applied to the Paint/Pigment Dye Industry Introduction The paint/pigment industry is a large consumer of process and wash water to be used in various water based paint pigment products. The water usage for this industry is estimated at 75-85 million gallons per day, with the majority of this water coming from municipal or public supply followed by well water and surface water sources. Only about 4% of the total water used in the...

Customer comments

No comments were found for Bioaugmentation Following ISCO Treatment. Be the first to comment!