Soil Vapor Extraction

Soil vapor extraction (SVE) removes harmful chemicals, in the form of vapors, from the soil above the water table. Vapors are the gases that form when chemicals evaporate. The vapors are extracted (removed) from the ground by applying a vacuum to pull the vapors out. Air sparging uses air to help remove harmful vapors from polluted soil and groundwater below the water table. When air is pumped underground, the chemicals evaporate faster, which makes them easier to remove. Soil Vapor extraction and air sparging are often used at the same time to clean up both soil and groundwater.

ESD Waste2Water's Soil Vapor Systems include blower or vacuum pump, TEFC or XP motor, moisture separator with high level switch, inlet filter and a pre wired, pretested, custom NEMA IV control panel.

Vacuum gauges, low indicators, temperature indicators and filtration can be specified per your application.

All components are fully integrated and pre wired on a marine grade aluminum skid with optional custom sound attenuating enclosure.

Soil Vapor Extraction Systems are easily integrated with new or existing Groundwater Systems.

 

 

Available Blowers / Vacuum Pumps	Options
Rotary Claw Vacuum Pump	Skid mounted, open trailer, enclosed trailer, custom enclosure or custom building
Regenerative Blower	Centrifugal / progressive cavity automatic pump out with level controls in clear sight tube
Multistage Regenerative Blower	Filter vessels
Positive Displacement Blower	Liquid Phase and Vapor Phase Carbon Vessels
Liquid Ring Vacuum Pump	Manifolds with flow indicators and gauges
	Oxidizers

 

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