Site-Specific References
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| Title: | Reactive Barriers for Uranium Removal |
| Author(s): | Feltcorn, Ed; Randy Breeden |
| Citation: | Ground Water Currents. December, No. 26, 1997. (Available through http://clu-in.org). |
| Abstract: | The U.S. EPA, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, U.S. DOE, and Utah Department of Environmental Quality are conducting a joint demonstration of permeable reactive chemical barriers at an abandoned uranium upgrader site in Fry Canyon, UT. Based on successful laboratory demonstration results, three full-scale barriers were installed in 1997 to remove uranium from ground water . This paper describes emplacement of the barriers. Each uses a different reactive material: Cercona Bone Char Phosphate (PO4), Cercona Foamed Zero Valent Iron (ZVI) pellets, and amorphous ferric oxide (AFO). A schematic illustrates a typical reactive barrier. |
| Title: | Fry Canyon Demonstration Project |
| Author(s): | Morrison, Stan |
| Citation: | Subsurface Barrier Technologies Conference: Engineering Advancements and Application Considerations for Innovative Barrier Technologies, 26-27 January 1998, Tucson, AZ. International Business Communications, Southborough, MA, 1998. |
| Abstract: | Abstract currently unavailable. |
| Title: | Field Demonstration of Reactive Chemical Barriers to Control Radionuclide and Trace-Element Contamination in Ground Water, Fry Canyon, Utah |
| Author(s): | Naftz, D.L. |
| Citation: | 1997 GSA Annual Meeting, 20-23 October 1997, Salt Lake City, UT. A-335, 1997. |
| Abstract: | Abstract currently unavailable. |
| Title: | Hydrologic Characterization of the Fry Canyon, Utah Site Prior to Field Demonstration of Reactive Chemical Barriers to Control Radionuclide and Trace-Element Contamination in Groundwater |
| Author(s): | Naftz, D.L.; G.W. Freethey; J.A. Davis; R. Breeden; E. Feltcorn; R. Wilhelm; R.R. Spangler; S.J. Morrison; B. Lewis; J. Brown |
| Citation: | 1997 International Containment Technology Conference and Exhibition, 9-12 February, St. Petersburg, FL. 725-729. CONF-970208-Proc. DE98001967, 1997. |
| Abstract: | Fry Canyon has been selected as a long-term demonstration site to assess the performance of selected reaction-barrier technologies for the removal of uranium and other trace elements from ground water. Reactive materials tested here include iron filings, phosphate, and amorphous ferric oxyhydroxide (AFO). |
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