BAUER Environment Group

Soil Vapour Extraction

Soil vapour extraction is an established technology for the in-situ and ex-situ remediation of volatile organic compounds (halogenated VOC) in soils. The process removes soil vapour contaminated with halogenated VOC and generates a mass transfer of halogenated VOC from the soil pores to the vapour phase. The technique is feasible for different site conditions:

•  good permeable soils (sand, gravel)
•  less permeable soils (clay)
•  soil piles, contaminated with halogenated VOC
•  combined with Air Sparging

BAUER Environment Group plants are explosion proof.

BAUER Environment Group Soil Vapour Extraction Projects:

Remediation of a Fuel Contamination by Soil Vapour Extraction (Bradford, GB)
Remediation of a TPH, PAH, BTEX and Kerosene by combined Groundwater Remediation and Soil Vapour Extraction (Nuremberg, Germany)
Phase Recovery and Soil Vapour Extraction of a Kerosene contamination (Huelva, Spain)
Remediation of a halogenated VOC Groundwater Contamination using Soil Vapour Extraction (Essen, Germany)