Although the information described herein has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Department of Defense under Grant No. DACA39-93-1-001 to Rice University for the Advanced Applied Technology Demonstration Facility for Environmental Technology Program (AATDF), it may not necessarily reflect the views of the DOD or Rice University and no official endorsement should be inferred. |
This electronic document is a draft Internet version of a document that is currently available as explained below in the foreword. This electronic version will be updated in the next few months to improve the quality of the figures and include all of the Appendices. Paper copies of the document are available from Don Lowe at the address shown below. Comments or suggestions are welcome and can be e-mailed to Don Lowe at Rice University or Tom Simpkin at CH2M HILL. |
ForewordThe Department of Defense (DOD) funded the Advanced Applied Technology Development Facility (AATDF) in 1993 with the mission of enhancing the development of innovative remedial technologies for DOD by bridging the gap between academic research and proven technologies. AATDF is led by Rice University and headed by Dr. C. Herb Ward, Foyt Family Chair of Engineering at Rice University. Dr. C.L. Oubre is the AATDF Program Manager. To accomplish its mission, AATDF has selected 11 projects that involve the quantitative demonstration of innovative remediation technologies. An additional project was selected to assist with the dissemination of information on a key technology, surfactant/cosolvent flushing. This Technology Practices Manual for Surfactants and Cosolvents is the result of that project. The manual is being prepared in two editions, with this document being the First Edition. The Second Edition will be released late 1997. The Second Edition will refine the material in the First Edition and will include information from the field demonstrations conducted in 1996 and 1997. This project was lead by the AATDF project manager, Dr. Don Lowe. The manual was prepared by a team of primary authors:
The authors worked closely with AATDF staff and a team of project Shepherds who provided input on the contents and reviewed the manual. The Shepherds were:
For more information on this project and to make suggestions for the Second Edition contact: Dr. Don Lowe Rice University Energy and Environmental Systems Institute-MS 316 6100 Main Street Houston, TX 77005-1892 713-737-5745 dlowe@ruf.rice.edu |