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Paper presented at the ISRM International Symposium, November 19–24, 2000
Paper Number: ISRM-IS-2000-154
... waste management Upstream Oil & Gas funnel-and-gate system reactive wall remediation produced water discharge ground water flow contaminant Institute Overview filling material continuous reactive wall water management permeable reactive barrier geotechnical engineering contaminant...
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Paper presented at the ISRM International Symposium, November 19–24, 2000
Paper Number: ISRM-IS-2000-100
... ABSTRACT: There are two forms of soil remediation methods, in-situ and ex-situ methods. This project is related to one group of in-situ methods, namely reactive wall technologies. This involves the placement of material in a trench downstream of the contaminant plume. The contaminant is swept...