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In Situ Chemical Reduction of Hexavalent Chromium in
    Soils and Groundwater Using Ferrous Sulfide (FeS)
                     Nanotechnology
Richard H. Christensen, PhD, LPG        Indianapolis, IN
                                 µg/L
Steven R. Irvin
Jim V. Rouse (MWH)
Site Location -- Muncie, IN




                          Source
                          Areas



                              © AcuityES 2011
Chrome Plating
       at its best!




                      © AcuityES 2011
Site Overview
Site Conditions

First investigation – 2005
                             A’
AcuityES - 2008

Status:
Equipment Deconned
Building Demolished


FOLLOWING SLIDES
-   GEOLOGY
-   HYDROGEOLOGY
-   REMEDIAL APPROACH
-   RESULTS




                                  A


                                      © AcuityES 2011
Geology

     FORMER
    BASEMENT
   SOURCE AREA




                 © AcuityES 2011
Hydrogeology
Unconfined Aquifer

Sands & fine gravels

Static Water at 15’ bgl

Saturated thickness
   5’ in SE to
      > 25’ in NW




                          © AcuityES 2011
Soil Impacts
                                Max Cr+6 concentration:
                                  7,900,000 µg/Kg

                                3,600,000 µg/Kg Cr+6 at 12’ bgl




Two Adjacent Source Areas
 5,400 cubic yards of impact
 Perched water sand stringers




                                                       © AcuityES 2011
Groundwater
Impacts
      On-Site
       Cr+6
      800,000 µg/L


    9,700,000 µg/L




   Groundwater CoCs       66,000 sq ft Plume
   Cr+6, Sb, As, and Ni   Offsite Cr+6 at 58,800 µg/L


                                               © AcuityES 2011
Selected ISCR for Remediation
Enhanced what was already occurring at Site




                                              © AcuityES 2011
Chemical Reductant – FeS
BENCH TESTED            SELECTED –FeS
•Ferrous Sulfide        Liquid suspension of 7% FeS
•CaSx                   FeS - With additional 2% free Sulfide
                              to simulate CaSx
•Sodium Thiosulfate
•Sodium Metabisulfite   Nanoscale: 98% crystals <5 microns

•Zero Valent Iron       Cation (Iron) & Anion (sulfide) Reaction
•Organosulfates
                         4 H2O + Cr04 2-+ 3 Fe2- + 4 OH- 
                                3 Fe(OH)3+ Cr(OH)3 (1)

                         17 H2O + 8 Cr042- + 3 HS- 
                                3 S + 8 Cr(OH)3 + 12 OH- (2)

                                                             © AcuityES 2011
In-Situ Soil
     Blending

                                   GPS Grid Network – 10’ x 10’
                                    Deep to 15’ & Shallow to 5’




Dual Axis Blender – 15’ Plunge
Total Area – 130’ x 110’

             Computerized Dosing

                                                        © AcuityES 2011
In-Situ Soil Blending




     Dual Axis Blender
     FeS - 5% admix (15 gals/yd3)

                                    © AcuityES 2011
In-Situ Soil Blending




                      Thorough Mixing to 15’ BGL
            Note: Cement barrier for uncompaction

                                          © AcuityES 2011
In-Situ Soil Blending
    Completed in 2 weeks
    Total FeS = 78,300 gallons
    Subsequent stabilization with aglime required




                                                © AcuityES 2011
Confirmation Sampling




                        © AcuityES 2011
Groundwater Injections – FeS
THE NUMBERS
155 Inject Pts
15 ft ROI
3% by volume
25 gals / LF
6 wks complete




                                 © AcuityES 2011
Groundwater Injections

  Difficult
 Injections

Boulder Fields

  6’ caliche

Lodgement till




                             © AcuityES 2011
Groundwater
  Injections




  FeS Injection Totes
 35,385 gallons injected
                                 Rotosonic Drilling
                           Top Down Injection – 5ft intervals

                                                  © AcuityES 2011
Groundwater Injections

Community
Sensitivity
 Required


Residential
  Hours




                             © AcuityES 2011
Preferential Flow Paths
15 – 20’ bgl
Sand Unit




                             © AcuityES 2011
Preferential Flow Paths
20 - 25’ bgl
Sand Unit




                            © AcuityES 2011
Pre-Treatment   Cr +6




                        © AcuityES 2011
1 st   Q Post-Treatment   Cr +6




                                  © AcuityES 2011
2 nd   Q Post-Treatment   Cr+6




                                 © AcuityES 2011
3 rd   Q Post-Treatment   Cr +6




                                  © AcuityES 2011
On-Site Monitoring Wells -   Cr+6




                               © AcuityES 2011
Off-Site Monitoring Wells -   Cr+6




                                © AcuityES 2011
Summary of   Cr+6   Reduction




                                © AcuityES 2011
Pre-Treatment Antimony




                         © AcuityES 2011
1 st   Q Post-Treatment Antimony




                               © AcuityES 2011
2 nd   Q Post-Treatment Antimony




                              © AcuityES 2011
3 rd   Q Post-Treatment Antimony




                               © AcuityES 2011
Other Constituents of Concern
Nickel – off-Site up to 4,100 µg/L
         on-Site up to 50,000 µg/L
         Same footprint as Antimony
         Complete 100% Reduction by 1st Quarter

Arsenic – Overall reduction in pervasiveness.
          Occurrence generally coincides with Cr+6




                                                  © AcuityES 2011
Lessons Learned
1. Forced to use Rotosonic over direct push
   - Budget for the unexpected

2. Chemical injection instead of GW recirculation
   - Can’t wear blinders when considering delivery
     method options for chemicals

3. Agency onboard for the technology
   - Relationship, communication, education




                                              © AcuityES 2011
QUESTIONS?

  Thank you!!




                © AcuityES 2011

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H&L Remediation 2011

  • 1. In Situ Chemical Reduction of Hexavalent Chromium in Soils and Groundwater Using Ferrous Sulfide (FeS) Nanotechnology Richard H. Christensen, PhD, LPG Indianapolis, IN µg/L Steven R. Irvin Jim V. Rouse (MWH)
  • 2. Site Location -- Muncie, IN Source Areas © AcuityES 2011
  • 3. Chrome Plating at its best! © AcuityES 2011
  • 4. Site Overview Site Conditions First investigation – 2005 A’ AcuityES - 2008 Status: Equipment Deconned Building Demolished FOLLOWING SLIDES - GEOLOGY - HYDROGEOLOGY - REMEDIAL APPROACH - RESULTS A © AcuityES 2011
  • 5. Geology FORMER BASEMENT SOURCE AREA © AcuityES 2011
  • 6. Hydrogeology Unconfined Aquifer Sands & fine gravels Static Water at 15’ bgl Saturated thickness 5’ in SE to > 25’ in NW © AcuityES 2011
  • 7. Soil Impacts Max Cr+6 concentration: 7,900,000 µg/Kg 3,600,000 µg/Kg Cr+6 at 12’ bgl Two Adjacent Source Areas 5,400 cubic yards of impact Perched water sand stringers © AcuityES 2011
  • 8. Groundwater Impacts On-Site Cr+6 800,000 µg/L 9,700,000 µg/L Groundwater CoCs 66,000 sq ft Plume Cr+6, Sb, As, and Ni Offsite Cr+6 at 58,800 µg/L © AcuityES 2011
  • 9. Selected ISCR for Remediation Enhanced what was already occurring at Site © AcuityES 2011
  • 10. Chemical Reductant – FeS BENCH TESTED SELECTED –FeS •Ferrous Sulfide Liquid suspension of 7% FeS •CaSx FeS - With additional 2% free Sulfide to simulate CaSx •Sodium Thiosulfate •Sodium Metabisulfite Nanoscale: 98% crystals <5 microns •Zero Valent Iron Cation (Iron) & Anion (sulfide) Reaction •Organosulfates 4 H2O + Cr04 2-+ 3 Fe2- + 4 OH-  3 Fe(OH)3+ Cr(OH)3 (1) 17 H2O + 8 Cr042- + 3 HS-  3 S + 8 Cr(OH)3 + 12 OH- (2) © AcuityES 2011
  • 11. In-Situ Soil Blending GPS Grid Network – 10’ x 10’ Deep to 15’ & Shallow to 5’ Dual Axis Blender – 15’ Plunge Total Area – 130’ x 110’ Computerized Dosing © AcuityES 2011
  • 12. In-Situ Soil Blending Dual Axis Blender FeS - 5% admix (15 gals/yd3) © AcuityES 2011
  • 13. In-Situ Soil Blending Thorough Mixing to 15’ BGL Note: Cement barrier for uncompaction © AcuityES 2011
  • 14. In-Situ Soil Blending Completed in 2 weeks Total FeS = 78,300 gallons Subsequent stabilization with aglime required © AcuityES 2011
  • 15. Confirmation Sampling © AcuityES 2011
  • 16. Groundwater Injections – FeS THE NUMBERS 155 Inject Pts 15 ft ROI 3% by volume 25 gals / LF 6 wks complete © AcuityES 2011
  • 17. Groundwater Injections Difficult Injections Boulder Fields 6’ caliche Lodgement till © AcuityES 2011
  • 18. Groundwater Injections FeS Injection Totes 35,385 gallons injected Rotosonic Drilling Top Down Injection – 5ft intervals © AcuityES 2011
  • 20. Preferential Flow Paths 15 – 20’ bgl Sand Unit © AcuityES 2011
  • 21. Preferential Flow Paths 20 - 25’ bgl Sand Unit © AcuityES 2011
  • 22. Pre-Treatment Cr +6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 23. 1 st Q Post-Treatment Cr +6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 24. 2 nd Q Post-Treatment Cr+6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 25. 3 rd Q Post-Treatment Cr +6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 26. On-Site Monitoring Wells - Cr+6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 27. Off-Site Monitoring Wells - Cr+6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 28. Summary of Cr+6 Reduction © AcuityES 2011
  • 29. Pre-Treatment Antimony © AcuityES 2011
  • 30. 1 st Q Post-Treatment Antimony © AcuityES 2011
  • 31. 2 nd Q Post-Treatment Antimony © AcuityES 2011
  • 32. 3 rd Q Post-Treatment Antimony © AcuityES 2011
  • 33. Other Constituents of Concern Nickel – off-Site up to 4,100 µg/L on-Site up to 50,000 µg/L Same footprint as Antimony Complete 100% Reduction by 1st Quarter Arsenic – Overall reduction in pervasiveness. Occurrence generally coincides with Cr+6 © AcuityES 2011
  • 34. Lessons Learned 1. Forced to use Rotosonic over direct push - Budget for the unexpected 2. Chemical injection instead of GW recirculation - Can’t wear blinders when considering delivery method options for chemicals 3. Agency onboard for the technology - Relationship, communication, education © AcuityES 2011
  • 35. QUESTIONS? Thank you!! © AcuityES 2011