Application of Bioremediation to Complex Sites

C3. Amendment Delivery in Bedrock and Complex Geologic Environments

Title	Abstract or Paper PDF	Presentation PDF
Innovative and Sustainable Fractured Bedrock Remediation via a Surfactant-Enhanced Aquifer Remediation Approach. B.S. Langan, J.A. Bennett, D. Alden, and S. Bang.	View	View
LNAPL Remediation in Complex Geologic Setting Using an Activated Carbon-Based Injectate. B. Witman, M. Steele, and N. Thacker.	View	View
Lessons Learned Performing Amendment Injections into Low-Permeability Media. M. Harkness.	View	View
A Comparison of Cost and Performance between Permeability Enhancement Technology and Conventional Injection Techniques at Low Permeability Sites. N.T. Smith, K.S. Sorenson, D.D. Nguyen, and R.A. Wymore.	View	View
High-Resolution Site Characterization for the Design of an In Situ Bioremediation System in Dual-Porosity Bedrock. P.J. Mark, R.J. Fiacco, M.H. Daly, and L.J. Mastera.	View	View
Full-Scale In Situ Treatment of TCE in a Fractured Bedrock and Overburden through Reagent Injections that Promoted Biotic and Abiotic Dechlorination. K. Ramanand, T. Chaturgan, P. Randazzo, and K.D. Dyson.	View
Integrating Geologic Investigations into Remedial Design to Enhance Amendment Delivery to Solvents in Bedrock. P.M. Dombrowski, D. Bytautas, C. Weeden, and M. Snyder.	View	View
A Pilot Study to Determine the Feasibility of Biological Degradation and Chemical Reduction to Turn Off an Extraction System. R. Mayer and C. Byers.	View
Post Bioremediation Chemical Reduction to Achieve Treatment Standards for Carbon Tetrachloride/Chloroform at an Industrial Site in Brazil. J. Sheldon and J. Orris.	View	View