Abstract: In-situ chemical oxidation has been an attractive option as an expedited restoration of aquifers impacted by chlorinated volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Both pilot tests and full-scale application of potassium permanganate (KMnO4) solution have been demonstrated in the field. Compared to typical pump-and-treat technologies, use of chemical oxidation can be significantly faster and more cost-effective to reach cleanup goal. In this paper, the pros and cons of using KMnO4 solution in in-situ restoration of VOCs-impacted aquifer are discussed from a regulatory perspective
Water quality deterioration is a common occurrence that may limit the recovery of injected water dur...
In situ chemical oxidation has the potential for degrading large quantities of organic contaminants ...
Chemical oxidation is the most common way to treat contaminated groundwater or wastewater containing...
Treatability testing for In Situ Chemical Oxidation was conducted on a site where the groundwater wa...
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may frequently contaminate groundwater and pose threat to human he...
Abstract: A solution of potassium permanganate (KMnO4) was flushed through a PCE source area at the...
In situ oxidation with potassium permanganate has been widely evaluated, as a potential remediation ...
In situ chemical oxidation or ISCO schemes involve the addition of a chemical oxidant, such as potas...
This study aims to provide basic research on a new passive remediation concept based on an in situ c...
Potentially viable strategies were sought for enhanced utilization of potassium permanganate (KMnO4)...
In this research we evaluated the potential of using solid potassium permanganate to create a horizo...
In situ chemical oxidation is a developing class of remediation technologies in which organic contam...
Injection of potassium permanganate (KMn04) was conducted in an effort to remediate a Superfund Site...
ABSTRACT: Only a limited set of data is available in the research literature describing the impacts ...
International audiencePotassium permanganate (KMnO4) has been an effective technology for the in sit...
Water quality deterioration is a common occurrence that may limit the recovery of injected water dur...
In situ chemical oxidation has the potential for degrading large quantities of organic contaminants ...
Chemical oxidation is the most common way to treat contaminated groundwater or wastewater containing...
Treatability testing for In Situ Chemical Oxidation was conducted on a site where the groundwater wa...
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) may frequently contaminate groundwater and pose threat to human he...
Abstract: A solution of potassium permanganate (KMnO4) was flushed through a PCE source area at the...
In situ oxidation with potassium permanganate has been widely evaluated, as a potential remediation ...
In situ chemical oxidation or ISCO schemes involve the addition of a chemical oxidant, such as potas...
This study aims to provide basic research on a new passive remediation concept based on an in situ c...
Potentially viable strategies were sought for enhanced utilization of potassium permanganate (KMnO4)...
In this research we evaluated the potential of using solid potassium permanganate to create a horizo...
In situ chemical oxidation is a developing class of remediation technologies in which organic contam...
Injection of potassium permanganate (KMn04) was conducted in an effort to remediate a Superfund Site...
ABSTRACT: Only a limited set of data is available in the research literature describing the impacts ...
International audiencePotassium permanganate (KMnO4) has been an effective technology for the in sit...
Water quality deterioration is a common occurrence that may limit the recovery of injected water dur...
In situ chemical oxidation has the potential for degrading large quantities of organic contaminants ...
Chemical oxidation is the most common way to treat contaminated groundwater or wastewater containing...