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Combination of ZVI and EVO to Remediate a Large, Shallow TCE DNAPL Plume at a Former Industrial Facility Krista Parra (NAVFAC, Norfolk, VA, USA) Robert Kelley, Ph.D. Michael Liskowitz, and Eric Moskal (Cascade Technical Service, New Brunswick, NJ, USA) Laura Cook, P.G. (CH2M, Virginia Beach, VA).
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Combination of ZVI and EVO to Remediate a Large, Shallow TCE DNAPL Plume at a Former Industrial Facility

• Krista Parra (NAVFAC, Norfolk, VA, USA) • Robert Kelley, Ph.D. Michael Liskowitz, and Eric

Moskal (Cascade Technical Service, New Brunswick, NJ, USA)

• Laura Cook, P.G. (CH2M, Virginia Beach, VA).

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Site Overview: St. Julien's Creek Annex (SJCA)

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Site Background • 490 Acres • Began operation in 1849 • One of the largest ammunitions

Facility • Ceased Ordnance operations in

1977

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Conceptual Site Model

• Fine to coarse silty

• Clayey sands

• Clay

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Site Map

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Shallow Groundwater TCE Plume

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Site 21: OU-12-Building 187

• Locomotive Maintenance Facility

• COCs: TCE and Daughters

• No vapor intrusion problems

• Two-phased approach – ISCR with ZVI – ERD with EVO

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Remediation Approach Phase I (Nov. 2010) • 202 ZVI Injection points • 85,800 lbs. ZVI • 149 EVO Injection

points • 18,300 lbs. EVO

Phase II (2012) • 37 EVO Injection

Points • 4,500 lbs. EVO

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Technology fit versus mass/concentrations

High Concentration Low

NAPL pools Mobile NAPL Ganglia Droplets Adsorbed/dissolved Trace

Thermal

ISCO/ISCR

MNA

ISB

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Combined Remedies

• Spatial—Separate parts of the plume

• Temporal—Different Times (e.g. Sequentially)

• Spatial & Temporal

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Marriage of Chemistry & Biology

• Kinetics – Bio: PCE>>TCE>>DCE>>VC – ZVI: VC>>DCE>>TCE>>PCE

• pH – Bio: Decrease pH – ZVI: Increase pH

• Mass Action – Bio: Typical operates at lower (ppb)

concentrations – Chem: Higher concentration (ppm) more favorable

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Ferox™ Patent Claims

• Reductive CHEMISTRY using Zero Valent Iron (ZVI)

• Pneumatically Emplaced (i.e good distribution)

• Loading Rate Between 0.6% and 0.4% w/w

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Injection Point Layout

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Results within 3 years

~294,000 sf. ~18,000 sf.

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After 3.5 years of Treatment: Source Area

99.9% Reduction

80% Reduction

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After 3 years of Treatment: Source Area

100% Reduction

100% Reduction

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After Seven Semi- Annual Sampling

• COCs: TCE and Daughters – TCE—0.51 – 214 ug/L – VC 18.3 – 150 ug/L

• pH 5.72 -7.49 • TOC <20 mg/L • ORP <50 mV

Conclusions • TCE concentrations

decreasing – 294,000 sf. 18,000 sf.

• Daughter Products are being formed

• VC concentration stable • ZVI and EVO achieving the

remedial goals • Second Round of EVO

starting to work

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Second Round of EVO: DPT and Injection Wells

Results: • TCE concentrations decreasing

– 294,000 sf. 18,000 sf. • Daughter Products are being

formed • VC concentration stable • ZVI and EVO achieving the

remedial goals • Second Round of EVO starting

to work

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Summary of TCE Degradation

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TCE - St. Julien's Creek Site 21 ZVI Treatment Area Wells

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Summary of cis-1,2-DCE Degradation

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Summary of Vinyl Chloride Degradation

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Classic Reductive Dechlorination Pathway MW-15S

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Beta-Elimination Pathway MW-16s

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RI BASELINE 1 MO ZVI 3 MO ZVI 1st SA 2nd SA 3rd SA 4th SA 5th SA 6th SA 7th SA 8th SA 9th SA

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TCE Concentrations Historical Comparison Map

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Cis-1,2 DCE Concentrations Historical Comparison Map

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Vinyl Chloride Concentrations Historical Comparison Map

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Dissolved Arsenic Concentration

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Dissolved Arsenic - St. Julien's Creek Site 21 ZVI Treatment Area Wells

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Arsenic Concentrations Historical Comparison Map

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Conclusions

• Combining chemical reduction with biological reduction can reduce TCE concentrations from DNAPL to below 5 ppb.

• Using ZVI can limit the amount of vinyl chloride that is produced and provide a treatment for multiple years after application.


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