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107/'17;•1594 01:28 3i 038753ZO <br /> Facility Matt_rial Handlin - Pre treatment cont'd <br /> The deb is 4crar,l•ed out is transported offsite to a third party",here the remaining <br /> Plastic, W00d, a,;,' nietai is separated out before crushing the debris The final result of ali <br /> rock, •:oocrere 'r!d asphalt is a material recycled for class "12 road base material The <br /> debns m3,. alp � pro:eascd on site in a crusher and then remediated along with the <br /> petroleum: c 1tii : nated ;oil. <br /> M1laterial 1"re1tment Process <br /> Petroleum coma ninated ;oil is processed at TPS Technologies facilities using a low to <br /> ter..n-:rarare ;Cera al desorption unit. The process takes the contaminated soil and <br /> heat's it to ("tope .ir.tres ranging ftom 650 deg F to 800 deg F utilizing a rota.-y kiln. The <br /> 50il exits the kllll ''Id is immediately cooled with water to a manageable temperature. <br /> The tnoisntre ant ;0ntanlin2ti0n that is vaporized from the soil is pulled via a vacuum into <br /> a cyclone :ecu::u :: to remove large particulate matter before entering the oudizing <br /> chamber. 'il:� o,.:. izer cbamber operates at temperatures above 1400 deg F and <br /> neutralizes the oriruleum bydrocarbons. Any temperature above ;400 deg F is recognized <br /> as above the :1:1, zrtiti0n temperatutc where any petroleum hydrocarbon if e'en the <br /> proper a,moanr it "^,ii aurn automatically reducing the petroleum vapors tJ hanuless <br /> CO? and Hca*,: <br /> `' After the aase; e•;i; the oticLzer chamber, they are cooled before entente the bay <br /> ' g �aouse <br /> where the pa7ti..t1J to rna:ter suspended in the gas stream is removed The neutralized <br /> gases then _Nit -t: ;�>tert out the system stack. <br /> The clean soil ;?n.:,' ccolei by ware:• emits the system onto a conveyor belt "here the soil <br /> ;S stacked int.'s ho 'in, bins to await 7n3i testing for petroleum hydrocarbons <br /> Clean Soil Testing and Disposition <br /> During tb.e them:, treatment process of the soil, samples are extracted from the system <br /> sou discharze �,r:;r cvety 2fteen (15) tons of production for analysis to certify that tie <br /> treated soil ha.,, b:c:t cleaned. Each lab analysis test "i)] be performed on a composite <br /> made up of I z <Xrq, es wbich represent 150 tons of production. <br /> fhe requires lea!: ip standards for the sou "ill vary depending on the local regulatory <br /> agencies, bur u: se;lerai the soil is tested for Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPM which <br /> has a clean u]: :;andard equal to or below ten (10) parts per million jppm) and BTEY <br /> Which has a 'Iota; : _:an tip standard below one hundred (100)parts per bJlioa (ppb), Ail <br /> resting is pen-'rm,-J Dy a state ceni£ed laboratory who reports the tests resits to he Soil <br /> Kecyc..bng fucila r ;,-.thin a ?d hour period. After treatment, the sol] s used in the local <br /> ,irea For •:otnrnrrc , . : nd development, commercial building construction, and road <br /> Construction p,rge. ;. <br /> CTTtini.gbi 4 <br />