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Intercept trench technology for remediating waste oil contaminated soil and groundwater: a case study.

David A. Piotrowski, Karl W. Yost

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Perched Groundwater Contaminated With Waste Oil Was Effectively Recovered From Low Permeability Clay Till Soil With An Intercept/Recovery Trench System. Site Activity Conducted Prior To Trench Installation Included Tank Removal, Soil Excavation And Disposal, Soil And Groundwater Sampling, And Mobile Treatment Of Pit-Impounded Oil And Water. Periodic Sampling And Analysis Of Soils And Groundwater Conducted During Cleanup Support The Effectiveness Of Remedial Design And Implementation.

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Key concepts: Groundwater, Trench, Environmental science, Remedial action, Water table, Groundwater contamination, Waste oil, Underground storage tank