Intro to Thermal Remediation
The Basics of Thermal Remediation
What is thermal remediation and what technologies are available? This blog answers those questions along with others you may have. Read today!
Have You Ever Wondered How Much Energy It Takes?
How much energy is required during a thermal remediation project to reach site goals? We took a dive into our database of completed projects to share real world data.
Is It Beneficial to Combine Thermal Technologies?
Maybe you have a site with challenging geological features, and you’re trying to figure out which remediation approach can handle all of them. Or perhaps you…
7 Things You Need to Know About Safety on a Thermal Remediation Project
Thermal technology is powerful and rapid. The heat applied to the subsurface has the power to remove many types of contaminants from the subsurface, including VOCs,…
Answers to Your (Burning) Questions about In Situ Thermal Remediation
With so many options for remediation out there, can In Situ Thermal Remediation (ISTR) provide a solution for your site? And how do you know which…
Can Thermal Remediation be Your Most Cost Effective Alternative?
“The successful completion of this project resulted in a cost avoidance of $218M by reducing the environmental remediation timeline by 140 years.” These words reflected on…
What Is Electrical Resistance Heating (ERH) and How Does It Work?
When you are new to the thermal remediation industry, choosing the best technology can be overwhelming and confusing. Each heating technology has its own strengths and…
What is In Pile Thermal Desorption (IPTD®)?
If you are not familiar with thermal treatment, then In Pile Thermal Desorption (IPTD®) is something you have probably never heard of before. You may be…
An Introduction to Thermal Conduction Heating (TCH)
Learn what thermal conduction heating (TCH) is, how it works, and the contaminants it is most suited to treat.
3 Key Things to Know About Vapor Monitoring at a Thermal Remediation Site
Vapor monitoring is key to any thermal project, but is subject to unique challenges. Take a look at the top 3 vapor sampling factors that ensure success.