Method of in situ blending of soil to reduce concentration...

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Soil remediation

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C405S128750

Reexamination Certificate

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07001105

ABSTRACT:
An in situ method of reducing concentrations of contaminates in contaminated soil, where contaminated soil positioned in a first horizontal location is in situ mixed with clean soil in vertical proximity to the contaminated soil. The mixed soil is blended under conditions and for a time sufficient to substantially homogenize the contaminants in the blended soil. The mixing and blending is then repeated for a second horizontal location.

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Guidelines for the Vertical Mixing of Soil on Former Broad-Acre Agricultural Land, published by New South Wales Environmental Protection Agency. First published Jan. 1995.

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