Treatability of TCE-contaminated clay soils at the Rinsewater Impoundment, Michoud Assembly Facility

Abstract

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Chemically enhanced mixed region vapor stripping of TCE-contaminated saturated peat and silty clay soils

“…In the latter approach, more time may be spent remediating the hot spots, but the total amount of time spent would be the same or less than the time spent using approach no. (1). Estimating the time required to remediate a region of interest would require that the distribution of contaminants be known a priori.…”