Intro to Thermal Remediation

Liquid waste is an issue for every thermal remediation project, no matter the heating technology you choose. This means that when you choose a thermal solution for your project, you need to understand...

If you have a site that is impacted by subsurface contamination and targeted for thermal remediation, it will require in-depth research and calculations to determine how best to design the therma...

If you’ve never worked on a project involving a thermal remediation solution, it can seem overwhelming. A successful thermal treatment process depends on several factors, many of which invol...

One of the most important and tangible metrics to a thermal remediation project’s progress is contaminant mass removal. Because thermal remediation is often considered one of the more costly...

Steam floating out of the discharge stack, unusual sounds, and unfamiliar equipment are all things that can be found at a thermal remediation site. These factors, along with the presence of process eq...

If you are in need of contaminated soil remediation or have been involved in the procurement of in situ thermal remediation services, you know it’s an involved and often confusing process. It’s challe...

In situ thermal remediation (ISTR)—no matter which of the three main technologies (TCH, ERH, or SEE) is being used—is a process with very limited physical visibility of what is going on with...

Today we know thermal remediation as a safe, practical, and cost-effective remediation method used all over the world for cleaning up contaminated soil and groundwater source zones. But why did ...

When it comes to thermal remediation treatment systems, extracting the contaminants from the ground is only one part of the solution – another important component is addressing the vapor and liqu...

Are you in need of a solution for a site with contaminants that are hard to treat, an aggressive schedule, and/or stringent cleanup goals? Then thermal remediation and thermal remediation technologies...