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PHOTOCATALYTIC TREATMENT OF AIR EMISSIONS RESULTING FROM GROUND-WATER TREATMENT, "GROUND WATER CURRENTS" EPA/542-N-01-008, ISSUE 42
Citation:
Gallardo*, V. PHOTOCATALYTIC TREATMENT OF AIR EMISSIONS RESULTING FROM GROUND-WATER TREATMENT, "GROUND WATER CURRENTS" EPA/542-N-01-008, ISSUE 42. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC, 2001.
Description:
A new system for treating off-gas from ground water remediation systems containing chlorinated organic compounds has been demosntrated under USEPA's Superfund Innovative Technical Evaluation (SITE) Program. Results indicate that this technology, known as the adsorption-integrated-reaction (AIR2000) process, removed trichloroethylene (TCE) by more than 99.5% and trace levels of other targeted compounds by more than 98.5%. Starting concentrations for TCE averaged 56 ppmv. In addition, the process successfully met state standards for volatile organic compounds emissions.