In Situ Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated with NAPL: Fundamentals and Case Studies
EPA’s Technology Innovation Office, in cooperation with EPA Region 5 and the Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council, will present a technology information seminar on current experience and future directions for the remediation of non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) in groundwater. Speakers will include nationally-known technology researchers, federal and state regulators, and experienced vendors of remediation services. Basic scientific and engineering principles and case studies will be provided on in situ thermal, in situ chemical oxidation, and in situ surfactant/cosolvent flushing. Information will also be provided on recent work in the application of bioremediation in NAPL source zones as either a stand-alone remedy or as a complement to more aggressive source removal technologies. Poster sessions will follow Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s presentations.
Who Should Attend
The seminar will be of particular interest to federal and state remedial action personnel, responsible parties, and consultants involved in the remediation of petroleum refineries, wood preservers, former manufactured gas plant sites, dry cleaners, and sites with chlorinated solvent contamination.
Registration
There is no charge to attend this seminar but seating is limited. Advance registration is requested, and may be completed online by clicking on the Registration button at the top left corner of this page and filling in the requested information.
Further technical information on groundwater remediation is available from the websites of the host organizations: www.cluin.org, www.epa.gov/tio, and www.itrcweb.org |
http://www.emsus.com/napl/overview.cfm
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