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| Hosted by Interstate Technology and Regulatory Council (ITRC) |
Surfactant/cosolvent flushing is a DNAPL removal technology involving the injection and subsequent extraction of chemicals to solubilize and/or mobilize DNAPLs. The chemicals are injected into a system of wells positioned to sweep the DNAPL source zone within the aquifer. The chemical flood and the solubilized or mobilized DNAPL is removed through extraction wells and the liquids are either disposed or treated onsite. The technology is a mature technology in the petroleum-engineering field of Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), supported by decades ... [click for more]
For general information contact Mary Yelken by telephone at 402-325-9615 or via e-mail at myelken@earthlink.netMore information on this event is available, click here
| Upcoming Events No upcoming events. Archives of past CLU-IN internet seminars are available in the CLU-IN Studio at http://clu-in.org/studio/. You will be able to view the slide and hear an audio stream of the presentation as it occurred.  |
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