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2900 - Site Mitigation Program
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SITE INFORMATION AND CORRESPONDENCE
RECORD_ID
PR0508450
PE
2960
FACILITY_ID
FA0008087
FACILITY_NAME
DDJC-TRACY
STREET_NUMBER
25700
STREET_NAME
CHRISMAN
STREET_TYPE
RD
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TRACY
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95376
APN
25207002
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
25700 CHRISMAN RD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
005
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Approved
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Ak r <br /> 7 <br /> Ion Exchange For Unsaturated Soil: <br /> The ion exchange process is a proven method of ■ Extraction <br /> removing metals from water. The ground water is Vacuum-Induced Venting <br /> pumped through a bed of ion exchange resin,in which <br /> the selected ions are exchanged for nonhazardous ions In this process,a vacuum is applied to one or more wells <br /> that are chemically attached to the resin. Periodically, in the unsaturated soil,causing air to flow through the <br /> the ion exchange resin bed must be regenerated by affected soil and up to the surface to be remediated. FHCs <br /> passing a concentrated solution of a nonhazardous and VOCs are removed from the soil by the moving air. <br /> salt through the columns. The waste solution may The vapors are drawn to the surface for treatment by a <br /> require further treatment or disposal. process such as catalytic oxidation. <br /> Ultraviolet Light/Hydrogen Peroxidation ■ Treatment <br /> (with air stripping) Catalytic Oxidation <br /> This process uses a strong oxidizing agent(usually This process involves "burning" the vapors that are <br /> hydrogen peroxide or ozone)and ultraviolet(UV)light released from the contaminated soil. Air that contains <br /> to destroy VOCs and FHCs. Ground water is first contaminants is heated,causing the contaminants to be oxi- <br /> mixed with the oxidizing agent,then passed through a dized (Figure 5). Oxidation is achieved at much lower tem- <br /> chamber in which the treated water is exposed to high peratures than other burning processes by adding a special <br /> intensity LtV light(Figure 4). As a result,the toxic material (a catalyst) to the process. This also reduces the <br /> compounds are broken down into nontoxic compo- amount of supplemental fuel needed for heating,as well <br /> nents such as water and carbon dioxide,and very low as the costs. <br /> concentrations of hydrogen chloride. <br /> � > � ; Pre-Melo ;GYI eeWIS.Y' <br /> TntlM elr P.e '. Hrc ClwnaM <br /> GAC eI,XXer MOM ucnenpW' <br /> 1 tf <br /> r <br /> �+ DernleMr <br /> r <br /> Blovnr Welef epeyere r •. .e <br /> C..denuta trap Intuletw C��Xe <br /> ContamintleE //////Alr tldrginp wnuoYr .WNbn <br /> ground".r in �unX :;M�°n Pump De JMW <br /> "...den pump. bnE <br /> pSYM.a Ex1YCYE wo <br /> ry.Ym 1 vapor tnnnnm <br /> wN.r <br /> pump <br /> Xydroa.nw .iM Air.�pply Chen WeteroN� W.II In uneetur "I <br /> Ni.cdon <br /> Figure4. UVLight/Oxidation <br /> Any remaining contaminants are removed by air Figure 5. Catalytic Oxidation <br /> stripping. Because the remaining concentrations are When FHCs are burned,the by-products are water and <br /> quite low,the water can be treated by injecting air into carbon dioxide. When chlorinated solvents(such as TICE) <br /> the bottom of a tank. The VOCs and FHCs pass into are oxidized,the same byproducts are produced,along <br /> the air stream that is then filtered by GAC filters. With extremely low concentrations of hydrogen chloride. <br /> If the concentrations of these byproducts are above levels <br /> considered safe by the regulatory agencies,a secondary <br /> treatment process can be added to further ensure that the <br /> treated air is safe. However,because catalytic oxidation is <br /> a relatively new technology,it is possible that,based on fur- <br /> ther testing,LLNL may substitute another approved tech- <br /> nology for it in the future,with regulatory approval. <br />
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