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At a residential site in Oregon, there was a reported release from a 675-gallon heating oil tank. As the tank was beneath the structure of the residence, the residual fuel was transferred to another UST tank and the soil impacted to a depth of 17 feet was remediated using VaporRemed as Risk-Based Cleanup (RBC). The pollution complaint was closed once the results were within the RBC threshold levels.
A residence in Portland, OR, reported a release of heating oil from a 675-gallon underground Heating Oil Tank and Xavier Environmental Inc was contracted to complete the cleanup and remediation. The location of the tank was such that removal was not possible without damaging some of the structures and it was decided to decommission the tank at the site itself. The residual fuel was transferred into an Above ground Storage Tank and the sludge was sent for disposal as per the regulations. The top of the tank was cut open and infiltration galleries were set up. The impacted soil was proposed to be remediated following the protocol of Risk-Based Cleanup and the use of bioremediation product was agreed upon. 20 gallons of VaporRemed were introduced into the soil through the infiltration galleries and some VaporRemed was also sprayed in the bottom of the tank. There was a 68% reduction in the values of VOC in the soil and there was a significant reduction in the vapor phase concentrations of VOC. Results of the soil and vapor concentrations showed values that were less than the values stipulated for RBS cleanup, the tank was decommissioned with clean gravel at the site. For details, please follow this link:https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0056/7832/files/Risk_Based_Report_OR_2010.pdf?12440381246926590613