Company Informaiton：Click What is Thermal Conduction? Thermal conduction is the process of heat flowing from the hot end of a solid object (like an iron rod) to the cold end. In soil or rock, heat flows from heater wells out into the formation by grain-to-grain contact (in soil) and across solid objects (rocks). The fluids … Continue reading
What Is In Situ Chemical Reduction? In situ chemical reduction, or “ISCR,” uses chemicals called “reducing agents” to help change contaminants into less toxic or less mobile forms. It is described as “in situ” because it is conducted in place, without having to excavate soil or pump groundwater above ground for cleanup. ISCR can … Continue reading
Abs: In situ flushing involves flooding a zone of contamination with an appropriate solution to remove the contaminant from the soil. Water or a liquid solution is injected or infiltrated into the area of contamination. The contaminants are mobilized by solubilization, formation of emulsions, or a chemical reaction with the flushing solutions. After passing … Continue reading
