To qualify for entry on the website, the site must be an active or former drycleaning facility or wholesale drycleaning supply facility where a remedial system has been installed and operated for a minimum period of one year. In the case of in-situ remediation, at least one injection should have been performed at the site with a minimum of one year of post-injection monitoring conducted.
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If the site has been evaluated, how was it evaluated? Check all that apply:
If VI has been evaluated check all that apply:
Has a vapor mitigation system been installed?
Final remediation design: Briefly describe the remedial design. A detailed description is not necessary or desirable but the system design must be adequately described. The parameters discussed will be based on the type of remedial system but some pertinent information based on types of systems would be: Excavation – Note how the excavation was performed and the volume or weight of contaminated soil/sediment excavated. SVE – number, & screened interval for SVE and air inlet wells (as applicable), type of wells (horizontal/vertical), blower size & design capacity, vapor treatment system, radius of influence of system Air Sparging/Dual Phase Extraction – type and number of wells & screened intervals, depths, designed flow/recovery rate, water/vapor treatment methods and water disposal method.
In-situ Remedial Technologies: type & quantity of injectant, method of injection (wells, direct push, etc.), number of injection points, spacing for injection points, injection interval, injection pressure
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The best way to improve our remedial systems is to study failures. Address the following questions, as applicable in this section.