GROUND WATER ISSUE: NONAQUEOUS PHASE LIQUIDS COMPATIBILITY WITH ...

Courtesy Recent Science Inventory records from the EPA  Tue, 09/02/2008 - 09:27

This issue paper provides a comprehensive literature review regarding the compatibility of NAPLs with a wide variety of materials used at hazardous waste sites.

A condensed reference table of compatibility data for 207 chemicals and 28 commonly used well construction and sampling equipment materials is provided.

Field experiences illustrating incompatibility problems of common wastes are also included. This will assist monitoring and recovery system design personnel with the decision making process concerning the most effective materials to be used in heavily contaminated subsurface environments.

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