| I. ITRC Permeable Reactive Barriers Documents and Related Resources | View | Download | ||
| "Design Guidance for Application of Permeable Reactive Barriers for Groundwater Remediation", Final document prepared by Battelle, Columbus, Ohio for the Air Force Research Laboratory, March 31, 2000. |  |
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| PBW-1, Regulatory Guidance for Permeable Reactive Barriers Designed to Remediate Chlorinated Solvents, 2nd Edition (December 1999) | |
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| PRB-3, Regulatory Guidance for Permeable Reactive Barriers Designed to Remediate Inorganic and Radionuclide Contamination (September 1999) | |
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| ITRC Permeable Reactive Barriers Team webpage | |
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| ITRC PRB Team Contact List | |
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| II. Web Sites and Technical Documents Related to Permeable Reactive Barriers | View | Download | ||
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ITRC Permeable Barrier Wall Guidance Documents Used in the Review and Approval of Cleanup At U.S. Energy Department Site at Rocky Flats |
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ITRC Guidance Documents Expedite and Enhance Use of Permeable Reactive Barrier at Allen Bradley Site in Fairfield, New Jersey |
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| Remediation Technologies Development Forum (RTDF) | |
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Field Applications of In Situ Remediation Technologies: Permeable Reactive Barriers |
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Permeable Reactive Barrier Installation Profiles |
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Bibliography of Field Applications of Permeable Reactive Barrier Technology |
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| DOE Permeable Reactive Projects Page | |
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| In Situ Remediation Technology Status Report: Research and Application of Permeable Barriers | |
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| Innovative Technology Evaluation Report: EnviroMetal Technologies, Inc., Metal-Enhanced Dechlorination of Volatile Organic Compounds Using an In-Situ Reactive Iron Wall | |
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| PRB Cost and Performance Case Studies from the Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable | |
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| Design Guidance for Application of Permeable Barriers to Remediate Dissolved Chlorinated Solvents | |
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| Long-term Performance of Permeable Reactive Barriers used for the Remediation of Contaminated Groundwater (PEREBAR) — Information from the European Union | |
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| NATO/CCMS Pilot Study on Evaluation of Demonstrated and Emerging Technologies for the Treatment of Contaminated Land and Groundwater (Phase III) 1998 Special Session: Treatment Walls and Permeable Reactive Barriers | |
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| Permeable Reactive Subsurface Barriers for the Interception and Remediation of Chlorinated Hydrocarbon and Chromium (VI) Plumes in Ground Water | |
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| IronRefs Database: Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology, Center for Groundwater Research | |
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| Ground-Water Remediation Technologies Analysis Center — Technology evaluation reports that provide reviews of selected remediation technologies, including PRBs. | |
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| Permeable Reactive Barrier Treatment Technology for Remediation of Inorganic-Contaminated Groundwater | |
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| Apatite II to Remediate Soil or Groundwater Containing Uranium or Plutonium | |
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| PIMS: an Apatite II Permeable Reactive Barrier to Remediate Groundwater Containing Zn, Pb and Cd | |
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| Remediation journal article: The use of zero-valent iron injection to remediate groundwater: Results of a pilot test at the Marshall Space Flight Center | |
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| Environmental Science and Technology Journal: A journal published bi-monthly that reports on aspects of the environment and its protection by scientific, engineering, and political means. | |
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| Federal Remediation Technologies Roundtable – Case Study database searchable by variables such as contaminant, technology, and location. | |
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| Oregon Graduate Institute (OGI) School of Science & Engineering: Center For Groundwater Research (CGR) – Database of published information on contaminant remediation using zero-valent metals. | |
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| Remediation Technologies Development Forum (RTDF) – Profiles of ongoing and completed PRB demonstrations and installations. | |
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| Department of Energy – Demonstration project with Los Alamos National Laboratory involving a multi-layered PRB operating in Mortendad Canyon. | |
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| Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) | ||||
Superfund Innovative Technology Evaluation (SITE) Program: technology evaluation report of a metal-enhanced in-situ reactive iron wall designed to remediate volatile organic compounds. |
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Several interesting EPA reports related to groundwater and ecosystem restoration research. |
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Report describing the geochemical and microbiological processes within zero-valent iron PRBs. Two full-scale PRBs were evaluated: the U.S. Coast Guard Support Center PRB located near Elizabeth City, North Carolina, and the Denver Federal Center PRB in Lakewood, Colorado. |
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| Department of the Navy – Newsletter describing the Navy's environmental cleanup program at the Hunters Point Shipyard using zero-valent iron injection. | |
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| NASA Kennedy Space Center: Groundwater Remediation Technologies – Information about environmental technologies developed at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. | |
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| Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Report detailing the science of acid mine drainage and passive treatment. | |
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| Permeable Reactive Barrier Network (PRB-Net) – PRB-Net is a network funded by the EPSRC that promotes PRB technology. The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) is the UK Government's leading funding agency for research and training in engineering and the physical sciences. | |
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| RUBIN – The German Permeable Reactive Barrier R&D network that covers more than 10 innovative PRB projects in Germany. The program is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research. | |
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