Stabilization of petroleum contaminated soil with lime in underg

Hazardous or toxic waste destruction or containment – Containment – Solidification – vitrification – or cementation

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405 57, 405128, 405266, 106794, 210751, E02D 2900, B65G 500

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052605027

ABSTRACT:
Hydrocarbon contaminated soil from the excavation of a leaking underground storage tank is physically and chemically stabilized by combining the soil with a lime substance which is hydrated to form a flowable mixture. This mixture can then be used to fill the excavation and, if applicable, can be flowed around a replaced storage tank creating a low permeable liner. This monolithic mass prohibits hydrocarbons and heavy metals in the soil from leaching into the vicinity groundwater and prohibits leaking from possible future tank ruptures.

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