Selection and Demonstration of a Process for Mercury Remediation in Soils -A Case Study

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Charles W. Kenney
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Mercury contamination of soil at an old chemical plant surrounded by a residential community and adjacent to a river has provided unique challenges for the current owner. Inorganic and organic mercury compounds had accumulated over the past 50 years to levels that require remediation. Hazen Research, Inc. conducted a multi-phased program to characterize contaminants and their occurrences, evaluate various treatment technologies, and demonstrate the selected technology at bench and pilot scales. A combined physical cleaning and chemical treatment was demonstrated to meet treatment goals for the site. This paper discusses the methods of process selection and results of the bench-and pilot-scale testing.
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APA: Charles W. Kenney  (2003)  Selection and Demonstration of a Process for Mercury Remediation in Soils -A Case Study

MLA: Charles W. Kenney Selection and Demonstration of a Process for Mercury Remediation in Soils -A Case Study. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2003.

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