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Alameda Point NAS
Oakland,
CA
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Client:
Tetra Tech
EMI, Inc.
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near the east side of
Building 5, U.S. Navy Alameda Point |
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Surbec Environmental,
L.L.C. provided site investigation that included over 20 geo probe
wells
and 15 groundwater wells east of building 5 at a depth ranging from
13 - 17 feet deep. A treatability study
was conducted to evaluate surfactant enhanced recovery of halogenated
solvents (TCA + TCE + DCE + DCA). Conceptual and pilot-scale
designs of the surfactant injection and recovery system, which included
site visits, predesign analysis, Modflow analysis, tracer test analysis,
surfactant selection and optimization, surfactant recovery design, fate
transport analysis, project management and project coordination, were
completed prior to on-site operations. The process diagram
is shown below. 
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TASKS
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- Discovered
and delineated DNAPL plume that consisted primarily of
TCA and TCE.
- Attained
97% DNAPL removal (TCE and TCA), and showed a 50% - 80%
reduction in groundwater concentrations within the test
area.
- Implemented
integrated Surfactant Enhanced Subsurface Remediation
process, including surfactant recycling and reuse.
- Effectively
operated the MPP liquid extraction system AKZO NOBEL for
TCE and TCA removal from recovered surfactant, with removal
efficiencies of over 85%.
- Effectively
operated the Micellar Enhanced Ultrafiltration for surfactant
stream concentration.
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