Treatability studies as a remedial option screening tool for contaminated soils

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Abstract

As the limitations of site remedial technologies become more apparent and greater experience in their field implementation and effectiveness is gained, increased emphasis is placed on development of a structured technology selection process. Ideally, this selection process should yield the most cost‐effective technology, which will accomplish cleanup goals in the shortest time frame. Although laboratory treatability studies comprise an essential component of this process, very little has been written about the methodology of designing, executing, and assessing the value of their results. This article presents practical considerations for environmental professionals who use treatability results in technology selection or others who execute such studies.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)395-412
Number of pages18
JournalRemediation Journal
Volume3
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - 1993

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