The scale up of the catalyzed hydrogen peroxide treatment of petroleum contaminated soils was investigated with emphasis on the optimum catalyst, a risk-based treatment protocol, transport of reagents through the soil, and scale up requirements. The results showed that iron (ill) sulfate was the most effective catalyst, that a risk based end point for TPH removal was significantly more cost effective, and that reagent requirements were independent of soil mass.
The use of Fenton's reagent for completely oxidizing hexadecane and benzo[a]pyrene (BAP) to their thermodynamic endpoints, carbon dioxide and water, w...
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) uses stabilized subgrades and bases extensively. In fact subgrade stabilization is almost routine in ma...
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