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Carus Corporation, the world's largest and only U.S. manufacturer of permanganates, has joined with The Adventus Group to introduce RemOx EC Stabilization Reagent. Designed for hard-to-treat non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) sites, this innovative and cost-effective technology is ideal for manufactured gas plants, wood treating facilities, petroleum product refineries, and related sites impacted by organic constituents of interest (COI) as well as heavy metals. All global sales and distribution activities will be channeled through Carus Corporation's Hazardous Remediation Team, headed by Matthew Dingens. How it works: RemOx® EC in situ biogeochemical stabilization entails the use of modified permanganate solutions for the purposes of mass removal and flux reduction (i.e., NAPL stabilization). As the oxidant migrates through the treatment area, various (bio)geochemical reactions destroy the targeted compounds present in the dissolved phase. This causes a "hardening" or "chemical weathering" of the NAPL as it steadily loses its more labile components. This causes a net increase in viscosity of the organic material, which yields a more stable, recalcitrant residual mass. In addition, the insoluble MnO2 precipitate that results from catalyzed permanganate oxidation will accumulate along the NAPL interface, physically coating it and thereby reducing the flux of dissolved-phase COI into the groundwater. Summary of key benefits from using RemOx EC for sites impacted by hard-to-treat NAPLs:
Inga Carus, president and CEO of Carus Corporation stated: "When Dr. Carus founded this company in 1915, he fostered a commitment to provide innovative products and services for our customers which are designed to help them meet or exceed their business objectives. The Adventus Group's similar mission and complementary remediation biotechnologies led to this exciting collaboration. The pricing models have indicated outstanding value, with RemOx EC being a very competitive alternative for NAPL type situations, where, for example, thermal destruction can range from $300 to $500/m³, and ISCO can approach the same. We are confident clients around the world will be taking a close look at this alternative. On behalf of the associates at Carus, we welcome this chance to work with Adventus and are confident this strategic relationship will result in considerable improvements to our environment." The implementation teams have identified a wide variety of industries, regulators, and reputable consultancies currently considering this option to proactively address NAPL concerns throughout the world. Large-scale field trials in Alabama, Florida, Colorado and Europe are in various stages of operation. To Learn More
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