Many hazardous and non-hazardous waste processing facilities use ZapLoc on
a daily basis for solidification of routine waste. ZapLoc is a cost effective
substitute for sawdust, kiln dust, and any other solidification agent that
significantly increases disposal volume. Read
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WRS
Infrastructure & Environment, Inc. (WRS) was retained to perform a source
removal corrective action on Lake Wire located in Lakeland, Florida. Lake Wire
was identified as an Area of Concern in a RCRA facility assessment. Historical
storm water discharges to Lake Wire have resulted in elevated concentrations of
metals in sediments (predominately lead). Read
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The
Starmet CMI superfund site contained 6% salt as potassium and sodium chloride,
depleted uranium with contamination levels of up to 210,000 pCi/L as well as a
pH of 10-11. After performing a bench-scale study, EPA determined that the use
of polyacrylate and polyacrylamide (ZapZorb) would be the best method of achieving
solidification prior to disposal. Read more...
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Waters Edge Environmental
(WEE) excavated and solidified 280 tons of VOC-contaminated sludge in
a wastewater lagoon. The sludge was solidified using ZapZorb super absorbent
polymer to ensure minimal volume increase. 297 tons of material were
shipped to Canada for disposal. Thousands of dollars in disposal costs
were saved as a result of only a small volume increase. Read
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