PARTIAL
CAPTURE OF THE SOURCE-RECHARGE AREA OR PARTIAL CAPTURE OF THE TRANSVERSE-LATERAL
EXTENT OF THE PLUME
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By
the earthDr!
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Eliminating Vapors in Your Home Caused by Seepage into Your Basement of Dissolved Phase Contamination: containing products such as gasoline, fuel oil, MTBE, benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, xylene, TCE, and PCE by Partial Capture of the Source-Recharge Area or the Transverse-Lateral Extent of the Plume | ||
The splitting of the plume
is achieved by re-directing outer ground-water flowpaths that are free of
contamination to flush out that portion of the plume of contaminated ground
water that is now beneath your home. Plume splitting requires that the width
and depth of the capture zone exceed the transverse-lateral extent of the
plume.
It is not always necessary to split the plume into two portions. Sometimes it is only necessary to deflect the plume, by the pumping of ground water, so as to redirect the clean outer ground-water flowpaths sufficiently |
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