Treating Dense Nonaqueous-Phase Liquids: Second International Conference on Remediation of Chlorinated and Recalcitrant Compounds, Monterey, California, May 22-25, 2000

by Wickramanayake, Godage B.; Gavaskar, Arun R.; Gupta, Neeraj; Wickramanayake, Godage B.; Gavaskar, Arun R.; Gupta, Neeraj

• ISBN13: 9781574770964
• ISBN10: 1574770969
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-06-01
• Publisher: Battelle Pr

Table of Contents

Foreword	vii
DNAPL Site Characterization
Use of the Rapid Optical Screening Tool to Evaluate DNAPL Extent	1	(8)
A. Jones
F. Szerdy
M. Brourman
M. Slenska
A. Taer
Performance Assessment of In Situ Remedial Operations Involving NAPLs	9	(8)
R. E. Jackson
J. E. Ewing
M. Jin
H. W. Meinardus
Full-Scale Characterization of a DNAPL Source Zone With PITTs	17	(8)
H. W. Meinardus
V. Dwarakanath
R. E. Jackson
M. Jin
J. S. Ginn
G. C. Stotler
Trichloroethene Plume Source Area Delineation in the Preakness Basalt	25	(8)
B. A. Blum
G. M. Fisher
DNAPL Characterization Using the Ribbon NAPL Sampler: Methods and Results	33	(8)
B. Riha
J. Rossabi
C. Eddy-Dilek
D. Jackson
C. Keller
DNAPL Site Characterization: The Evolving Conceptual Model and Toolbox Approach	41	(8)
J. Rossabi
B. B. Looney
C. A. Eddy-Dilek
B. D. Riha
D. G. Jackson
DNAPL Delineation With Soil and Groundwater Sampling	49	(10)
A. Gavaskar
S. Rosansky
S. Naber
N. Gupta
B. Sass
J. Sminchak
P. DeVane
T. Holdsworth
Comparison of DNAPL Site Characterization Approaches	59	(10)
M. L. Kram
A. A. Keller
J. Rossabi
L. G. Everett
Helium and Neon as DNAPL Partitioning Tracers	69	(8)
C. E. Divine
W. E. Sanford
DNAPL Modeling
Simulation of Surfactant-Enhanced PCE Recovery at a Pilot Test Field Site	77	(8)
C. D. Drummond
L. D. Lemke
K. M. Rathfelder
E. J. Hahn
L. M. Abriola
The Interpretation and Error Analysis of PITT Data	85	(8)
M. Jin
R. E. Jackson
G. A. Pope
Multiphase Flow Simulation in Physically and Chemically Heterogeneous Media	93	(8)
H. Suk
G. T. Yeh
Simulation of DNAPL Distribution Resulting from Multiple Sources	101	(8)
M. Fishman
J. Guarnaccia
L. Wood
C. Enfield
DNAPL Remediation Technologies
DNAPL---What We Need to Know and Why	109	(8)
E. K. Nyer
Overview of In Situ Chemical Oxidation: Status and Lessons Learned	117	(8)
M. D. Basel
C. H. Nelson
On Source-Zone Flooding for Treating DNAPL Sites	125	(8)
M. Ibaraki
F. W. Schwartz
DNAPL Remediation Utilization Containment Technologies at a Landfill Site	133	(8)
F. W. Blickle
J. Medved
M. D. Miller
Characterization and Remediation of a Major DNAPL Site	141	(8)
E. C. Lindhult
M. J. Edelman
T. R. Buggey
M. A. Hart
DNAPLs in Fractured Media
A Polymer Flood to Recover DNAPL from Shallow Fractured Bedrock	149	(8)
J. R. Y. Rawson
J. R. Bridge
J. H. Guswa
E. LaPoint
Dissolution of a Residual DNAPL in Variable Aperture Fractures	157	(8)
S. E. Anderson
N. R. Thomson
DNAPL Flow Through Fractured Porous Media	165	(8)
D. A. Reynolds
B. H. Kueper
Remediation of Smithville, Canada, PCB Spill Site	173	(8)
J. E. O'Neill
J. Mayes
A Comparison of Open Excavation and Borehole Techniques for Assessing DNAPL Migration	181	(6)
E. J. Raes
M. King
J. Cook
K. J. Luperi
H. Martin
Surfactant/Cosolvent Flushing
Surfactant-Enhanced Aquifer Remediation of PCE-DNAPL in Low-Permeability Sand	187	(8)
F. J. Holzmer
G. A. Pope
L. Yeh
Advances in the Field Implementation of PITTs and SEAR	195	(8)
H. W. Meinardus
B. Casaus
F. J. Holzmer
R. E. Jackson
H. Linnemeyer
J. T. Londergan
J. A. K. Silva
Design of the Surfactant Flood at Camp Lejeune	203	(8)
M. Delshad
G. A. Pope
L. Yeh
F. J. Holzmer
Evaluation of Surfactant Formulations for Treatment of a PCE-Contaminated Field Site	211	(8)
C. A. Ramsberg
K. D. Pennell
Surfactant-Enhanced Subsurface Remediation of DNAPLs at the Former Naval Air Station Alameda, California	219	(8)
M. H. Hasegawa
B. -J. Shiau
D. A. Sabatini
R. C. Knox
J. H. Harwell
R. Lago
L. Yeh
Author Index	227	(22)
Keyword Index	249