Enhanced Recovery of Organics Using Direct Energy Techniques

Jarosch, T.R.; Looney, B.B.

doi:10.1021/bk-1999-0725.ch003

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“…Typical frequencies applicable to soils are in the range of 1 to 100 MHz, which is the frequency band set aside by the Federal Communications Commission for industrial, scientific and medical use. The technology has been studied for enhanced oil recovery and successfully deployed for a pilot solvent source treatment demonstration (Jarosch and Looney, 1999). Different applicator configurations are possible.…”

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Evaluation of Vadose Zone Treatment Technologies to Immobilize Technetium-99

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Evaluation of Vadose Zone Treatment Technologies to Immobilize Technetium-99

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2005

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“…Various energy-based methods (or energy-based enhancements for desiccation) are theoretically applicable to contaminants in the deep vadose zone (Jarosch and Looney, 1999). Thcsc include various types of heating, as well as electroosmosis or electrokinetic methods.…”

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