Feasibility Study, Remediation of Oxygenate Impacted Groundwater, Retail Gas Station, California

Posted on September 6, 2010 by Roberto Piñón, P.Eng., P.E.

Gasoline Impacted Real Estate A gas station located in Southern California had contaminated the groundwater with oxygenates.  The client was in need to contain plume of MTBE and TBA, which was migrating to an environmentally sensitive area. A feasibility study to evaluate 9 in-situ remediation technologies and 9 ground-water treatment alternatives was prepared. The technologies included a number of advanced oxidation alternatives, adsorption with activated carbon and biological treatment systems.

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