Feasibility Study, Remediation of Oxygenate Impacted Groundwater, California

Posted on September 5, 2010 by Roberto Piñón, P.Eng., P.E.

A gas station located in Southern California had contaminated the groundwater with oxygenates. The client was also in need to contain a 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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