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CURRENT
PROJECTS
DOMESTIC
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| Client |
US
Ecology |
| Project
Site |
US
Ecology Treatment Storage and Disposal (TSD) Facility |
| Project
Location |
Beatty,
Nevada |
| Waste
Characteristics |
Tank
Bottoms, Drill Cuttings, API Sludges |
| Target
Contaminants |
PAHs,
Hydrocarbons, Pesticides, etc. |
| Client
Contact Person |
James
Hancock, (800) 239-3943 |
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Project
Description
NIR Systems in partnership with US Ecology established
a fixed base thermal treatment system in early 2000
at US Ecology’s RCRA permitted TSD facility located
in Beatty, Nevada. The MCS thermal treatment system
has been in operation continuously since June, 2000
and has successfully treated over ten different waste
streams from various industrial clients consisting of
a wide range of chemical contaminants and matrix characteristics.
The waste streams successfully treated to below the
Land Ban Disposal Restriction (LDR) standards have included
refinery tank bottoms and API separator sludges for
Amoco and Arco. IR Systems also mobilized a second MCS
treatment system at the Beatty, Nevada facility to specifically
treat refinery waste streams. IR Systems also installed
two (2) additional MCS treatment systems in September.
The Beatty facility is presently operating and excepting
waste streams from all over the country.
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CURRENT
PROJECTS
INTERNATIONAL |
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| Client |
Formosa
Plastics Corporation |
| Project
Site |
Chlor
Alkali Manufacturing Plant |
| Project
Location |
Kaohsiung,
Taiwan |
| Waste
Characteristics |
Process
Waste, Contaminated Soil |
| Target
Contaminants |
Mercury |
| Client
Contact Person |
Mr.
Yan Der Chen - Formosa Project Manager
886-7-371-1411-7230 |
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Project
Description
Six (6) MCS units are on site for the treatment of thousands
of metric tonnes of mercury impacted process waste and
contaminated soils. The average concentrations of mercury
in the waste is approximately 1,000 ppm and the project
cleanup goal is 2 ppm. IR Systems completed a successful
treatment test demonstration and obtained a permit from
Taiwan EPA. The full-scale operation is on going and
will continue until the summer of 2002. The mercury
is being recovered for recycling.
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| Client |
The
Shell Oil Company |
| Prime
Contractor |
Vac-Tech
Engineering, PTE LTD |
| Project
Site |
Shell
Refinery |
| Project
Location |
Port
Dickson, Malaysia |
| Waste
Characteristics |
API
Sludges, Drill Cuttings, Tank Bottoms,
Contaminated Soil |
| Target
Contaminants |
Petroleum
Hydrocarbons |
| Client
Contact Person |
Mr.
Paul Mulveney - Vac-Tech Project Manager
(65) 268-9270 |
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Project
Description
The project consist of the dewatering of a sludge lagoon,
the treatment of all removed liquids, excavation of
all subsurface sludge, the pre-treatment processing
of the sludges with a centrifuge and thermal treatment
of all contaminated soils and pretreated sludges with
the MCS system. This waste includes tank bottoms, pit
sludge and waste water treatment biosolids. Approximately
10,000 metric tonnes of sludges and contaminated soils
are being treated with the MCS System as part of this
project. The average TPH concentration of the feedstock
materials (centrifuge cake and contaminated soils) for
the MCS System will be 50,000 (5%) to 200,000 (20%)
and the project cleanup goals are 1,000 ppm (0.1%).
The systems will remain on site to treat generated waste
on a three year term after processing the stockpile
waste.
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