Environmental Remediation Services

[kevin143]

Hi friends. I am an engineering student. I have earlier done research and made report on environmental hazardous waste services . Now I have to make a report on environmental remediation. My exams are round the corner. So I don’t have much time to do a thorough research. Can somebody please brief me on this? I would be grateful.

Kevin

 

[bobpbx]

Hi Kevin! We all know you are the result of a BOT, and that's no way to get research done!

I'm sure my pine barren brother Ben will delete your post when he has a mind too!

 

[pinelandpaddler]

A bot, eh? Weird.....

 

[RednekF350]

Why don't we send the robot over to the aliens thread?

 

[pinelandpaddler]

Now that's an idea.

 

[relayer]

yes! we can move the Romans here. I think they made hazardous waste as you night expect from a civilization addicted to lead.

relayer

 

[mattew72]

Hi Kevin. Before briefing you on this, first of all I would like to wish you all the very best for your exams. I have worked for a few years in a company which specialized in providing environmental remediation services and environmental hazardous waste services so I can definitely help you on this.

Environmental remediation is the process of removing contaminants from soil, groundwater or surface water in order to protect the public and the environment.


Remediation technologies are generally classified into two methods:


Ex-situ methods – In this method, contaminated soil or fluid is removed and then treatment is done. Ex situ remediation can take place either on site or at some off site location. Some of the technologies which follow ex-situ approach are pump and treat, ion exchange, reverse osmosis, dehalogenation, vapor extraction, soil washing and off-site disposal.


In-situ methods – In this method, soil is not removed to treat the contamination. Technologies which use in-situ are soil vapor extraction, bioventing, geotechnical systems, brownfields cap, natural Attenuation (IT) etc.

Some technologies like chemical oxidation, biodegradation use both in-situ and ex-situ applications.

Both have their own pros and cons. Ex-situ treatments take shorter time and the uniformity of treatment is assured. But ex situ approach requires excavation of soils which can raise the cost of the treatment.

Comparatively, in-situ cleanups are less expensive but they take a longer time and the uniformity of treatment is not certain.

Mattew

 

[Sue Gremlin]

So I can just ask people on the interwebs to do my research for me? Cool!

 

[Stu]

At least this one's somewhat proofread. His other post is atrocious

 

[MarkBNJ]

This is actually really interesting. There has been a lot of discussion on the net over the last year or two about viral marketing in forums. Companies have hired people to get involved in forum communities and promote their product or point of view.

The somewhat humorous content of this thread, i.e. initial post, followed by multiple hoots of derision from forum members, followed by thoughtful reply to initial post ignoring intervening hoots, does seem to have the marks of an automated campaign. So someone has perhaps written some software to generate forum threads.

 

[Stu]

So someone has perhaps written some software to generate forum threads.

Too bad they can't proofread.

 

[MarkBNJ]

Too bad they can't proofread.

I bet they are proofreading it in cyrillic before it gets translated .