Photographs of Field Applications of Bioaugmentation
These photographs show actual field applications of CL-Out and Petrox.
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Soil Bioremediation at Dry Cleaners
/in Chlorinated Solvent Remediation, CL-Out, Dry Cleaners/by Mike SaulPermanently remove vapor intrusion risk Soil bioremediation is a more effective strategy for managing the vapor intrusion risk at dry cleaners where solvents have contaminated soil or shallow ground water. Soil bioremediation quickly eliminates the problem, while long-term vapor mitigation ties up resources in on-going operation, maintenance and monitoring costs. Soil bioremediation eliminates the source […]
Petrox Bioremediation Prepares Urban Bulk Fuel Facility For Reuse
/in Chemical Industries, Petrox/by Mike SaulSoil Recycling Prepares Site for Redevelopment A 30 acre bulk fuel facility is ready for reuse after on-site bioremediation of nearly 100,000 tons of petroleum-contaminated soil in an urban setting near Los Angeles. Bulldog Green Remediation of Walnut Creek, California used a proprietary ex situ treatment process combining Petrox organisms in a custom blend to […]
Land Farming Application Reduces TPH by 90% to 99%
/in Excavated and Land Farmed Soils, Gas Stations, Industrial Sites, News, Oil Fields, Oil Spill Remediation, Petroleum Remediation, Petrox, Sustainability/by Mike SaulPetrox microbes were added to excavated petroleum-contaminated soil to accelerate the degradation of DRO and ERO total petroleum hydrocarbons. Petrox was added by spraying the surface of the soil with a hydrated Petrox solution. The microbes were mixed into the soil using a tractor-mounted disc tiller. After approximately […]
Soil Mixing to Improve Distribution of Microbial Solution
/in Chemical Industries, Chlorinated Solvent Remediation, Gas Stations, Industrial Sites, News, Oil Fields, Oil Spill Remediation, Petroleum Remediation, Petrox, Sustainability/by Mike SaulBioaugmentation results can be accelerated and amplified by soil mixing to improve distribution and contact. The equipment shown in this example was used to blend Petrox with contaminated soil to a depth of 10 feet. Click here to view a short video of soil mixing.