SITE REMEDIATION AND TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES

Lector

J. Šolc, Senior Project Manager, INTES, Inc.

Course price

• face-to-face form: 2 900,- CZK (incl. VAT) - capacity limited to 15 persons - BUY THROUGH THE MU SHOPING CENTER

• on-line form (MS Teams) : 5 900,- CZK (incl. VAT) - FOR INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATE ONLINE ACCESS FOR MULTIPLE PARTICIPANTS- BUY TROUGH THE MU SHOPING CENTER

Small refreshments, electronic teaching materials, video recording will be provided for the participants.

The course will be held in Czech.

PROGRAMe

25.10. (9-16.30) Remediation Technologies – From Design to Operation

• Pump-and-treat revisited
• Soil vapor extraction (SVE) and bioventing
• Air sparging
• Vacuum enhanced recovery/multiphase extraction (VER/MPE)
• Engineered in-situ biodegradation/bioremediation – aerobic and anaerobic processe
  • Natural attenuation principles and aquifer assimilative capacity
  • Reactant/nutrient delivery
    • Nutrients
    • Aerobic treatment
    • Anaerobic systems (Enhanced reductive dehalogenation-ERD)
    • In situ chemical oxidation
    • Hydrogen peroxide
    • Fenton reagent
    • Potassium permanganate
    • Ozone
    • Fe(⁰) anaerobic corrosion
  • Reactive walls/barriers, in-situ reactive zones
  • Vapor migration control
  • Thermal enhancement, resistance heating, in-well stripping, etc.
  • Case studies and design fundamentals
  • Economics

26.10. (9-16.00) Management and Economics

• Project Life Cycle Strategy and Economics II
• Reasonable expectations
• Environmentally/Regulatory acceptable endpoints
• General costs and case studies
• Money
• Most Common Mistakes (technical x managerial)
• Project staff
• Risks with too much and too little information
• Interpretive and design mistakes (hydraulic tests, obstacles unaccounted for, too much is not always better, mass balance x site improvement, isoconcentration).
• Over-design and economics
• Drilling; well completion
• Sampling and QA/QC – what do we really need?
• Importance of a flexible approach with respect to changing site conditions-active project management.
• Reporting and documentation …a story to tell
• Necessary (and unpleasant ) tradeoffs
• Conclusions
• Preventive measures are investments well made