Insertion of Reactive Material for Treating Groundwater
TBMG-7205
10/01/2002
- Content
An improved method of inserting reactive material in the ground for treating groundwater contaminated with chlorinated solvents has been devised. An older method involves the removal of a significant portion of soil overlying the treatment volume, and consequently the expensive off-site disposal of the large amount of removed soil (some or all of which is contaminated). In the improved method, only a relatively small amount of soil need be removed.
- Citation
- "Insertion of Reactive Material for Treating Groundwater," Mobility Engineering, October 1, 2002.