The difference between a high-performing or underperforming horizontal remediation well can often come down to small details, which can lead to uncertainty over system performance. When it comes to remediation system design, there will always be variables in the field that will affect how remediation wells will operate that won’t be fully understood until remedial construction is complete.
A brief criteria checklist to help determine if your project site can significantly benefit from horizontal wells. The more criteria your projects meet, the more benefit your client will receive from horizontal remediation.
Read the real-time data through horizontal soil sampling for optimal horizontal vapor extraction well construction case study.
Working together, we identified a system by combining the use of horizontal air sparge and soil vapor extraction (AS/SVE) wells to address contaminants in upper saturated soils and the more mobile LNAPL in the deeper strata.
Faced with various challenges surrounding how to avoid delaying the property redevelopment without compromising the efficacy of their remedial solution, the consultant began evaluating their potential options.
Directional Technologies understands that no two sites are the same and there is no one-size-fits-all approach that will work effectively for every project. In this article, we review two projects of drastically different scales to demonstrate how horizontal wells solved challenges for both the consultants and their clients and provided cost-effective solutions.
The proposed footprint of a new hangar building meant that the existing horizontal extraction well would have to be decommissioned and a new remediation well needed to be installed at a nearby location.
Solutions for a groundwater contaminant plume that was spreading over a wide area and was migrating toward a nearby surface water.
Horizontal wells are an effective solution to bring regulatory site closure to challenging sites, no matter the site conditions. With the proper equipment, techniques, and experience, horizontal remediation wells can be successfully installed to depths of greater than 100 feet.
Site conditions of a leaking oil pipeline made it difficult for vertical wells to target a large plume.
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