Dan Bryant and Jim Wilson Geo-Cleanse International, Inc.

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Dan Bryant and Jim Wilson Geo-Cleanse International, Inc. Case Studies of Fenton’s Reagent ISCO at MGP and Chlorinated Solvent Sites Dan Bryant and Jim Wilson Geo-Cleanse International, Inc. In-Situ Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated with Non-Aqueous Phase Liquids: Fundamentals and Case Studies December 10-12, 2002 1

Full Scale Chemical Oxidation of MGP Hydrocarbons In Soil and Groundwater Using Fenton’s Reagent Jim Lingle Elizabeth Hellman Mike Noel Jim Wilson Geo-Cleanse International, Inc. 2

Burlington MGP Conceptual Cross Section Shallow Injector Intermediate Injector Deep Injector Geomembrane Fill ~5 ft Sand and Gravel ~13-25 ft Bedrock 3

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Laying Geomembrane 6

Injector Array 7

Chemical Injector Head 8

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BTEXM & PAH Removal from Groundwater (through 2001 construction season) Sandy soil along road Silty soil mid-site Soil near river Overall site 97% removal 80% removal 93% removal 11

New Jersey MGP – Bench Test Analytical Results 12

New Jersey MGP – Bench Test TPH Oxidant Demand 13

In-Situ Chemical Oxidation at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Georgia 14

NSB Kings Bay, GA 15

Kings Bay Site Map Groundwater Flow Phase III Area Scale : 40 ft Monitor Well Phase I (32’) Phase II (35’) Recovery Well Phase I (42’) Phase II (40’) 16

Kings Bay Phase I-III Results 17

Kings Bay Phase I-III Results – Expanded Scale 18

Kings Bay - Phase III Treatment Results 19

Kings Bay Site Map Groundwater Flow Vegetable Oil Polish Scale : 40 ft Monitor Well Phase I (32’) Phase II (35’) Recovery Well Phase I (42’) Phase II (40’) 20