Vapor Intrusion Assessment and Mitigation Case Study
Technical Impracticability is a condition where remediation of ground water to the applicable standards is not feasible from an engineering perspective because of the limitations in the currently available ground water. This presentation discusses the challenges of TCE Remediation within a clay-rich unit, such as soil vapor extraction, in situ chemical oxidation, in situ thermal desorption and enhanced in situ bioremediation. Some keys to a successful technical impracticability evaluation are sound data collection, documentation and effective communication of site conditions and groundwater restoration potential.
Contact Jenny Phillips, VP, Director of Technical Development Unit and CORE at jkphillips@trccompanies.com to learn more about TRC’s remediation capabilities.
About the CORE
The Center of Research and Expertise (CORE) is a multidisciplinary team led by proven subject matter experts who are recognized for their technical contributions and knowledge in a wide range of environmental subjects and specialties. Our purpose is to promote the expertise and talents of our team while enabling them to work at the forefront of emerging challenges and solutions. The CORE Teams contribute to the technical advancement of our professional, academic and client communities, as we work to solve clients’ issues through the improvement of science and technologies in our industry. Our CORE Teams also contribute significantly to our culture at TRC, with the intent to support and sustain growth. The work we do within TRC brings immense value to our clients, our company, and our team, and differentiates TRC’s leadership in the markets we serve.
This team supports the growth and promotion of our staff and their technical skills, in over 25 different specialized technical areas.
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